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>> Would she benefit in any way from using her milk on it? As a wash, for
instance? Or does the need to keep a burn dry override any benefit she
might derive from using some milk on it? <<
From my very brief clinical rotation on a burn unit (3 weeks), the severely burned patients used to have a daily bath, assisted, with buckets of salt added to the water. Those who were not burned as badly would shower, alone, again daily. It helps with debriding.
I don't see how breastmilk could hurt...
Leslie Ashton, RN
Ottawa Canada
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