Mastitis during breastfeeding (lactational mastitis)
Puerperal mastitis, also called lactational mastitis or breastfeeding mastitis, is an inflammation of the mammary glands that occurs during breastfeeding, causing symptoms such as redness, pain, and a high fever.
Up to 10% of women develop at least one episode of mastitis during breastfeeding. In most cases, mastitis occurs within the first three months of breastfeeding.
In this video, we explain what puerperal mastitis is, its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.
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