Mammary gland patency mainly refers to the patency of the milk ducts during breastfeeding, which is mainly manifested by the subsidence of symptoms such as breast pain and lumps.
When a woman enters the breastfeeding period, the milk secreted by the breast will be discharged through the milk ducts and sucked by the baby. If the milk is not discharged properly due to blockage of the milk ducts for various reasons, it may be retained in the breasts, leading to the occurrence of rising milk. The patient’s clinical symptoms are mainly breast pain and internal lumps.
Breast massage, negative pressure suction with breast pumps and lactoscopy can improve the situation of blocked milk ducts. When the milk ducts are clear, the milk can be discharged smoothly, and the symptoms of milk rises will gradually subside. The main symptoms are breast pain and lumps.
In order to minimize or avoid the occurrence of blocked milk ducts, the patient should be checked for breast health during the pregnancy test after pregnancy. At the same time, breastfeeding should be done correctly under the guidance of a doctor and breast protection should be taken care of during breastfeeding.