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OK--now I think I've heard everything.

This is a second-hand story, but here is what I know.  A woman who recently
delivered had a biopsy during the pregnancy for a painful rash on one
breast.  The results came back as "internal and external dermatitis".  She
had no changes in that breast, and it is not producing any milk.  Has anyone
ever heard of such a thing?  I laughed out loud at the "internal
dermatitis"...that seems like an oxymoron to me.  At any rate, can anyone
come up with a way the dermatitis and lack of milk could be related?

Thanks-

Kathy Leeper, MD, IBCLC
Medical Director
MilkWorks, a nonprofit breastfeeding center providing consultations,
education, support and related supplies in Lincoln, NE

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