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Showing posts with label Breast Infection (Mastitis). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breast Infection (Mastitis). Show all posts

Jun 7, 2020

Home Remedies for Breast Infection (Mastitis)


1. Massage
When suffering from mastitis, massage the affected breast. This will help unblock the plugged milk ducts and relieve swelling. Always massage from the outer breast toward the nipple in small circles, applying more pressure on the infected area.
  • Prepare a massage oil by mixing together equal amounts of apricot and wheat germ oil. Use it to massage your breast using upward strokes. Do this a few times daily.
  • Another option is to mix a few drops of camphor oil in 2 tablespoons of olive oil and use it to massage your breasts a few times day.
Note: Make sure to clean your nipples with warm water before breastfeeding your baby.

2. Hot and Cold Compresses
Both hot and cold compresses are useful in the treatment of mastitis. While a cold compress can help reduce swelling and relieve pain, a hot compress helps clear blockage, improve blood circulation and aid in milk flow.

  • Prepare a hot compress by wrapping a hot water bottle in a thin towel.
  • Prepare a cold compress by wrapping a few ice cubes in a thin towel.
  • Now place the hot compress on the infected breast for 15 minutes.
  • Next, apply the cold compress for 5 minutes.
  • Repeat the cycle 2 or 3 times.
  • Use this remedy as needed.