A 20-year-old woman delivered a healthy baby girl via NSD three weeks ago. She states that she has been breastfeeding just fine until 2 days ago she experienced pain and tenderness on her right breast. She complains of pain even if she not breast feeding. Her temperature is now 102 F. Guide Questions. What do you suspect is happening to the above patient? What are the common causes of this condition? What nursing care management you can do to this condition? Explain the rationale.

A 20-year-old woman delivered a healthy baby girl via NSD three weeks ago. She states that she has been breastfeeding just fine until 2 days ago she experienced pain and tenderness on her right breast. She complains of pain even if she not breast feeding. Her temperature is now 102 F. Guide Questions. What do you suspect is happening to the above patient? What are the common causes of this condition? What nursing care management you can do to this condition? Explain the rationale.

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