Method for assessing health status of mammary gland and quality of breast milk through detecting flora composition of mammary gland or milk samples, and application of method

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for assessing the health status of mammary gland and the quality of breast milk through detecting the flora composition of mammary gland or milk samples and an application of the method. The method is characterized in that the content of staphylococcus and the content of corynebacterium in flora of mammary gland tissue or milk samples, and the proportion of the staphylococcus and the proportion of the corynebacterium in the flora are detected. The detection result based on the method can be used for forecasting and assessing the morbidity risk of female mastitis (including lactation period mastitis and non-lactation period mastitis), and guiding diagnosis, treatment and prognostic assessment of the mastitis. In addition, the method can also be used for assessing the quality of the breast milk of females at the lactation period. For healthy females having morbidity risk or low breast milk quality, a dietary structure adjustment scheme can be drafted according to the inspection result, and the scheme can directly or indirectly improve the flora structure of the mammary gland and / or the breast milk, so that the corresponding preventing and health-carepurpose can be realized. According to the method disclosed by the invention, a microbiology base and an effective technique are provided for preventing and treating mastitis, and possibility is also provided for improving the quality of the breast milk.

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technical field [0001] The patent of the invention relates to the fields of bioinformatics and medical health, in particular to a method and its application for detecting the composition of mammary gland or milk sample flora to evaluate the health status of mammary gland and breast milk quality. Background technique [0002] Hundreds of microorganisms co-exist in female breast tissue and breast milk of lactating women, and these commensal microorganisms are closely related to breast health and breast milk quality. The exact cause of some breast diseases is still unknown, and there is a lack of effective diagnosis and treatment methods. For example, mastitis originally occurred more frequently in lactating women, but the incidence of non-lactating mastitis has also increased year by year in recent years. The cause of the disease, especially non-lactational mastitis, is still unclear, and it is easy to be confused with breast cancer symptoms, leading to misdiagnosis, which not...

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Problems solved by technology

However, there is still a lack of simple and reliable methods for assessing breast health and breast milk quality