Patient's question:
I've been postpartum for nearly twenty days. Due to inverted nipples, the baby has been feeding on the right side, while the left side has been expressed with a breast pump. There has always been very little milk on the left side. Today, I was woken up by pain in my sleep—the bone below the left breast is very painful, coming in waves. I don't know what's wrong. Since I'm still in the postpartum period, it's inconvenient to go to the hospital! I'm asking for a doctor's help to analyze the situation.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Bone pain can be caused by injury, excessive strain (especially in the hands and fingers), osteoarthritis, certain immune diseases, or even infections.Advice: Occupations that require long-term repetitive strain on joints, such as typists, instrumental musicians, loaders, or those who use computers for extended periods, can trigger or worsen this condition. It is essential to pay special attention to rest. For tenosynovitis treatment, applying the "Tenshinovitis Pain Relief" patch externally has a very effective therapeutic effect. Develop the habit of washing your hands with warm water after work and avoid using your thumb and fingers to grip heavy objects.