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Breastfeeding causing itchiness
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Dear List,
A client day 3 post LSCS with itchiness, 2nd baby, states as with first baby, she has severe itchiness lasts until stops breastfeeding.  History of maternal lactose intolerance.  Also history of anxiety treated with anti-depressants.  Not come across this before, any help?
Thanks, Barbara Stokes

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