Lactation Anatomy and Mastitis Protocol: Therapeutic Cold and Sunflower Lecithin
Recent radiological and histological research into lactation anatomy has completely transformed our understanding of ductal plugging and mastitis.
Rather than localized ‘plugs’ requiring aggressive manual massage, mastitis represents tissue edema and ductal narrowing caused by inflammation. Updated protocols recommend therapeutic cold therapy to reduce vascular engorgement and sunflower lecithin to decrease milk viscosity naturally.
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