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Mastitis in non-lactating

2022-09-27 05:30:03
Can non-lactating women get mastitis? I was facing breast discharge (non spontaneous, sticky, white, yellowish coloured, both breast, multiple ducts) Done the ultrasound and report says about focal mastitis in left breast and fibroadenoma in right breast 0.9*0.5 cm , no visible swelling just pain in left breast and shoulder blade, 5 days antibiotics course is completed and i can still feel the pain i am worried now. What is the recovery period of mastitis? And what care i can take at home?
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Answered2022-09-28 14:25:13

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Answered2022-09-27 05:36:38

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Yes Upto a week U need to connect fr a prescription

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Kindly consult for further assistance

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