Effective Folk Remedies for Treating Breast Mastitis
There are contraindications. Consult your doctor.
Dandelion Compress: To treat mastitis in women after childbirth, village midwives used a compress made from fresh dandelion roots mixed with newborn feces. This method requires just one night, after which a small hole forms, from which pus begins to discharge by morning.
Use of Lard: Old lard is another folk remedy. It is applied to the affected area of the breast and secured with a bandage. It is recommended to perform the procedure at night for the best effect.
Beetroot Paste: Fresh beetroot is grated on a fine grater, and the resulting paste is applied to the inflamed breast. To achieve a positive result, a course of 15-20 procedures is necessary.
Cabbage Leaves: A whole leaf of regular cabbage can also be used, applying it to the inflamed area of the breast to relieve symptoms.