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Date: | Thu, 4 May 2000 15:21:38 +1000 |
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First of all here comes the good old limited population study (of one:
me!). I distinctly recall having an infective mastitis during which, at
one point, I would have been happy to die from. My husband couldn't keep
the warm/hot packs up to me quick enough. Cold packs caused greater pain -
hot packs were soothing. This has been reported to me by others with
mastitis too.
Non-lactation mastitis.. no, but I did once see a pregnant woman who had a
breast abscess. She wasn't breastfeeding or expressing at the time. The
end of the story is not one I wish to recall - not after the surgeon had
finished with her.
Denise
in sunny Queensland, where the sun has shone for the first time since
before Easter.
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Denise Fisher, BN, RM, IBCLC
BreastEd Online Lactation Studies Course
http://www.breasted.com.au
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