Why should inflammation be treated quickly?
Although mastitis occurs mainly during breastfeeding, it can also develop at other times. If not treated promptly, it can lead to complications such as an abscess.
Main symptoms
- Redness, swelling and a feeling of warmth
- Pain and tension
- Fever
- A painful lump or purulent discharge
Our approach
Clinical examination and ultrasound determine the extent of the inflammation and whether an abscess is present.
Treatment involves medication and, when necessary, ultrasound-guided aspiration or drainage; advice on breastfeeding is also provided.
Outcome
- Rapid diagnosis
- Prevention of complications
- Minimally invasive intervention
- Support during breastfeeding
Seek care early
If you have signs of inflammation, come for an examination without delay.
