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Witches milk
secretion of milky material from infant nipples from maternal hormones
usually stops after 5 to 7 days
How does the breast change with onset of puberty (10-12 y/o)
Areola further enlarges and darkens
a mass of tissue develops beneath the areola
How does the breast change with onset of menses
Breasts are well developed, and the nipple projects forward
When do breasts finish developing
13-15 y/o
How does the breast change with menses
engorgement that occurs 3-5 days before menses,
increase in breast size,
density and nodularity of the breast
If trying to diagnose breast mass, what time of cycle should be avoided
3-5 days before menses
How does breasts change with pregnancy
the breasts become fuller and firmer,
the areola darkens,
the nipples become erect,
increased venous network,
third trimester colostrum is produced
How does breasts change with nursing
marked engorgement, after
breasts become softer and less nodular
How does breasts change with menopause
breasts decrease in size
become less dense with an increase in elastic tissue
How frequently are clinical breast exam looked
at least every three years (age 20-40);
yearly after age 40
What is the most important thing for clincial breast exam
Distinguishing benign lumps and malignancies
a lump that shrinks in size during one part of the month and swells during other times is likely
normal glandular tissue
What lymph nodes are palpated for breat exam
Axilla
Supraclavicular
Infraclavicular
Cervical
Most Common Benign Breast Condition
Fibrocystic Breast Changes
Presentation of Fibrocystic BReast Changes
Pain (Mastaglia) and Engorgement
Worst at menses
Multiple bilateral lesions
Larger cysts → fill like balloon with fluid
Who commonly gets fibrocystic breast changes
Premenopausal women
Test of Choice for Fibrocystic Breast Changes
Ultrasound
Management for Fibrocystic Breast Changes
breast support
Heat or ice on the breast
Gentle massage
NSAIDS and acetaminophen
restriction of salt, caffeine, and tobacco
When should we do aspirations of breast mass
Appears cystic
How does fibrocystic lesions appear with aspiration
Straw-colored, brown, or green fluid
When do we perform biopsy for breast mass
Mass persists after cycle
Cyst that doesn’t resolve from aspiration
Spontaneous nipple discharge
Abnormal mammogram
Clincal Concern
Fibroadenoma
most common benign tumor found in the breast
Characteristics of Fibroadenomas
painless,
freely movable,
firm and rubbery with distinct margins
average 2-3 cm in diameter
both glandular and fibrous tissue present
do not change during the menstrual cycle
usually slow-growing
Who commonly gets Fibroadenomas
Women < 35 y/o
Black
Pregnany
Management for Fibroadenoma
Repeat ultrasound and breast examination in 3-6 months
Can also be managed with a core biopsy
Excision ← enlarging on ultrasound
What should be ordered for serous / milky nipple discharge
Serum prolactin
Hyperprolactiemia + Galactorrhea is likely
Pituitary adenoma
Wat can cause milky breast discharge
Breast Stimulation
Psychotrophic medications
Renal Disease
Hypothyroidism
Pituitary ADenoma
Management for Purulent Breast Discahreg
Treat with Abx
drain abscesses
Re-evaluate
Most Common Cause of Bloody Nipple Discharge
Intraductal Papilloma
What can cause bloody nipple discharge
Intraductal papilloma
Breast Cancer
Work-Up for Bloody Nipple Discharge
Mammogram
US
Duct Excision
Biopsy
Most Common Cause of Green Nipple Discharge
Ductal ectasia
Causes of Green Nipple Discharge
Ductal Ectasia
Fibrocystic Changes
What should be done for unilateral nipple discharge
Eval for breast masses
Mammogram
Ductogram
Fine Needle Excision
Breat Biopsy
Mastitis
Infection of the breast secondary to infant pharynx
Most common pathogens for Mastitis
S. aureus
MRSA
Strep
H. flu
When does masitis typcially present
Several weeks postpartum while breastfeeding
Presentation of Mastitis
Fever and Chills
Malaise
General ache
Breast tenderness
Erythema and enlargement of breast quadrant
Management for Mastitis
Dicloxacillin / Cephalexin 500 mg QID x 10-14 days
Continue breastfeeding
Use cold or warm compress
NSAIDs / Acetaminophen
Why do we encourage breastfeeeding in cases of mastitis
It will decrease the enlargement and help resolve the condition quicker
If a masitits patient has persistent fever despite Abx, you should suspect
Breast Abscess
Breast abscess
Collection of pus in breast tissue
Risk Factors for Breast abscess
mastitis
Smoking
Common pathogens of Breast abscess
Staph
MRSA
Presentation of Breast abscess
Painful inflammation of breast
Fever
Malaise
Tender, Fluctuant, palpable mass
How is masititis dx?
Clinical
How are breast abscesses dx?
US
How are breast abscesses tx?
Needle aspiration under ultrasound guidance
Surgical drainage
Dicloxacillin / Cephalexin 500 mg QID x 10-14 days
Gynecomastia
Benign proliferation of glandular tissue of MALE breast
How much growth is considered gynecomastia
Greater than size of nipple and 2+ cm
New growths
What causes gyencomastia
Increased estrogen to androgen ration
Presentation of Gynecomastia
Enlargement of male breast tissue
Tenderness (Adolesnece)
dx method for Gynecomastia
Clinical
What tests are important to order on gynecomastia if cancer is a concern
Testosterone Level
Mammogram
Management fro Gyencomastia
Stop offending medications
Observation
Treat underlying condition
Androgens
Surgery
Intraductal papillomas
Polypoid epithelial tumors arising in the ducts of the breast
Characterisitics of Intraductal Papillomas
2-5 mm in size
Typically not palpable
Spontanous bloody, serous, or cloudy nipple discharge
Why are intraductal papillomas usually excised, despite being benign
They present too similar to carcinoma
Galactocele
Ductal obstruction and inflammation during or soon after lactation causes a milk retention cyst
Complications of Untreated Galatocele
Masitits
Breast Abscess
Managment of Non-Infected Galactocele
Needle Aspiration
Decompression of Ducts