Breast Infection / Mastitis

Mastitis is an inflammation of the breast that usually occurs in breastfeeding women. This condition occurs as a result of the breast tissue becoming infected and inflamed. Mastitis is a problem usually caused by a bacterial infection. In breastfeeding women, while the baby is breastfed, germs can enter the nipples and penetrate the breast tissue, increasing the risk of infection. However, mastitis can also occur in women who are not breastfeeding or in the postmenopausal period.

Mastitis Treatment at Liv Hospital

Liv Hospital is a healthcare institution specialized in mastitis treatment. Regarding breast inflammation, experienced obstetricians and gynecologists evaluate patients' conditions and create individualized treatment plans. Treatment usually involves controlling the infection with antibiotics. Liv Hospital exhibits high success in the management of mastitis conditions by providing effective and reliable health services to its patients.