Noun
Inflammation of the breast.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA dairy producer may underestimate how costly a case of clinical mastitis is. Source: Internet
And then, either because of the hospitalizations (I was hospitalized again when my daughter was just a weeks' old, this time with mastitis) that messed with my mind or the depression or just because stubborn, I refused a babysitter of any kind. Source: Internet
If plugged milk ducts are not properly tended to, they can become quite uncomfortable and sometimes lead to mastitis. Source: Internet
She spent time discussing mastitis, describing the differences between clinical and subclinical cases, and stressed the cost of mastitis to the dairy farmer. Source: Internet
The startup is measuring fats and proteins, as well as for the onset of mastitis indicated by an elevated white blood cell count, reproductive status and antibiotic residuals. Source: Internet
Left untreated, mastitis can lead to terrible outcomes, like abscesses, impaired milk production, and even breast surgery. Source: Internet