Periductal Mastitis

Periductal mastitis is a benign, painful breast infection that occurs when the ducts under the nipple are infected and inflamed. It is caused due to the entry of bacteria in the breast or a blockage in the milk duct, mainly during breastfeeding. Symptoms include swelling, pain, warmth, fever, and chills. Treatment involves antibiotics and mild pain relievers.

  
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Kindly suggest a treatment for granulomatous mastitis.

Query: Hi doctor, I had an excisional biopsy of a lump just below my left breast last week. My biopsy report states that I have granulomatous mastitis. My surgeon has put me on an antibiotic called Claribid for three weeks. Please advise on the course of treatment.  Read Full »


Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I concur with your surgeon's advice in principle. Though to be accurate and specific, I would like to go over your biopsy report, medical records, and surgeon's notes. So kindly follow-up with more information or continue treatment as advised by your doctor.   Read Full »

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