Recurrent Unilateral E. coli Breast Infection in a Non-Lactating Women: A Rare Case Report
Vigneshkumar Palanisamy,
Palan Thirunavukkarasu,
Ruwan Wijesuriya
Abstract:Breast abscess is a common infection of the breast in humans, particularly affecting females who are lactating. Lactation mastitis is present in 2%-3% of women and approximately 5%-11% of patients may develop abscess. However, breast abscess in non-lactating women is extremely rare and there has only been limited literature published on this.
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