Breast-feeding flat breast root mass

It is believed that galactorrhea (galactorrhea) mostly occurs in pregnant women with excessive milk and improper breastfeeding methods. Generally speaking, the mother is used to letting the baby suck one breast first, and then let the baby suck the other breast. Because most primiparas have more breast milk and their babies are small, the baby base is basically full after sucking one breast, and they can't suck milk after sucking another breast. There is a lot of milk left in the breast, which is not sucked out in time. When feeding for the second time, I didn't feed the breasts that I didn't suck clean last time. This is repeated several times, so that the inner hair of the breast on the non-breast-sucking side accumulates more and more, resulting in breast milk accumulation on the breast on the non-breast-sucking side. In addition, nipple dysplasia, nipple too small, nipple invagination, hinder the baby to suck milk, resulting in milk can not be completely emptied and cause milk deposition. The initial symptom of galactorrhea is breast swelling and pain, and a lump can be touched in the breast, accompanied by tenderness. The skin color on the skin surface can be normal or reddish. Maternal women often have a fever when accumulating milk. If the milk cannot be discharged in time during this period, it can develop into acute mastitis and finally develop into breast abscess.