After comprehensive evaluation, Director Chunying Zhao identified that the patient had rare plasma cell mastitis rather than simple mastitis, with systemic immune involvement affecting multiple joints.
Director Zhao: “This was a rare case where breast disease triggered extensive limb symptoms. After targeted treatment, walking function recovered quickly.”
Family feedback: “We are truly grateful to have found the right team. Her condition improved quickly, and our anxiety was greatly relieved.”
The team created an integrated treatment plan and completed surgery on the second day after admission. By postoperative day two, the patient could walk independently with marked relief of joint swelling.
The team continues to emphasize early diagnosis and standardized treatment for non-lactational inflammatory breast disease.