Mastitis is an acute suppurative infection of the mammary gland, due to a combination of milk stasis and bacterial invasion. Bacterial infection upstream to the internal tissues of the breast often causes a systemic inflammatory response, and local topical medications are ineffective. The principle of treatment for mastitis is to eliminate the infection and empty the milk. When an abscess is not formed, antibiotics such as penicillin are often applied. The main treatment measure after abscess formation is incision and drainage, to ensure that the drainage of pus cavity is smooth, at the same time need to promote the smooth discharge of milk. The breasts are rich in blood vessels, and once mastitis occurs, chills, high fever and rapid pulse may appear early septicemia, early antibiotic treatment can often get good results, such as the above symptoms, you should consult a doctor in time to avoid the development of the disease.