If nursing causes excruciating soreness in your breast, you might have mastitis. Here's how to get back to breastfeeding without the pain.
, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant . “If this isn’t cleared within a few hours, the breast may then develop the classic mastitis symptoms: red blotches, an elevated temperature , chills and a general achy feeling.”Mastitis can also occur when bacteria creeps into the milk duct.
. “As with a clogged milk duct, this can also lead to an inflammatory response.” Common bacterial culprits are Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus albus, Escherichia coli and Streptococcus aureus. The foreign invader then causes the redness and pain associated with inflammation.
published by the World Health Organization . Some moms are more vulnerable than others, depending on a few factors:Women who are 21 to 35 years old are more prone to mastitis, with the highest risk being women ages 30 to 34.Studies have shown 40 to 54 percent of women who previously had mastitis are more apt to suffer another attack. Experts think this could be the result of improper breastfeeding.If you’re employed full-time outside your home, your chances for mastitis may increase.
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