If you have a plugged milk duct, the first thing you might notice is a small, hard lump in your breast that you can feel close to your skin. The lump might feel sore or painful when you touch it, and the area around the lump might be warm orRead More →
Insulating your ducts And technically, the ducts are insulated afterward. But if you go this route, you’re forgetting something super important: duct leaks. Duct leaks are the scourge of energy efficiency and indoor air quality. Gaps, cracks, holes, rusted out corners… What is the most efficient ductwork? For instance, roundRead More →
How is mammary duct ectasia treated? For many women, mammary duct ectasia resolves on its own with no treatment. Some women find simple care, like warm compresses applied to the breast, is enough to manage symptoms. Is duct ectasia an infection? Mammary duct ectasia occurs when a milk duct becomesRead More →