Doctor: Mothers who have had breast augmentation surgery are advised not to breastfeed

　　Ms. Lin, 29, who was lying on the breast surgery bed, gave birth to a baby son last month. After feeding her baby for a few days, she felt itching, slight pain, and induration in her breasts. A week later, she suddenly found that her right breast was extremely itchy. No matter how hard the child sucked, she could not get milk. Two days later, the right breast quickly swelled to twice its original size.

　　It turned out that 6 years ago, Ms. Lin received injection breast augmentation surgery in a beauty salon. After the operation, her originally flat breasts became tall and plump, and she felt very happy at the time. Unexpectedly, six years later, the problem came. in Hospital After careful examination, the doctor found that the breast was severely abscessed, and he performed an incision and drainage surgery that afternoon. After 3 months, fibrous capsule dissection surgery will be performed. Due to timely treatment, Ms. Lin avoided mastectomy.

　　“More than 10 similar patients have been admitted recently. ”The director of the department said, “Ms. Lin used a prosthesis for injectable breast augmentation. This type female It is best not to breastfeed, because there are foreign bodies in the injected mammary glands, which can easily lead to infection. In addition, injected foreign bodies can block the breast ducts, causing milk stasis, and making mastitis more likely. If not treated in time, once a bacterial infection occurs, the patient will have to have the breast removed. ”

　　internationality cancer The research agency pointed out that one of the filler materials used in injectable breast augmentation is classified as a "possible carcinogen." Moreover, when this raw material is injected, the breasts can easily proliferate due to "foreign body invasion", masking the early symptoms of cancer.