Patient's question:
After giving birth, I experienced lower abdominal swelling and pain. Seven months later, my husband and I had intercourse, which caused pain. I underwent a thorough examination for pelvic inflammatory disease and found only a small amount of fluid. After receiving injections, the pain reduced, and now it has softened again! It is said to be very difficult to treat. I also developed mastitis postpartum, and the baby doesn't breastfeed. To wean the baby, I have been eating and drinking less, making it even harder to treat my weakness! Currently, apart from the breast fibroma, my appetite has remained poor.Doctor's answer:
Postpartum recurrence of mastitis and pelvic infection should be treated promptly with sensitive antibiotics. For fibroadenomas, surgery may be performed based on overall health conditions, and rest should be paid attention to. If pelvic and breast infections occur again postpartum, targeted treatment with sensitive antibiotics should be administered in a timely manner, and rest should be emphasized. For fibroadenomas, treatment is carried out through surgery. Avoid spicy and irritating foods, and pay attention to dietary nutrition.