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I have a mother (PTP) of a 7 week old with persistent thrush. Mom stopped
breastfeeding first child due to yeast after 3 weeks of age. Baby and Mom
have been treated simultaneously with nystatin (one round) and gentian violet
(on two different occasions). The nystatin was ineffective. The gentian
violet was effective both times but the yeast has returned yet again. I
recommended Culturelle (a lactobacillus) for mom and baby which they both have been
using daily. Mom has been very careful with hygiene and boiling items such as
pacifier and bottles (used once a week). I am having mom tested for anemia
and diabetes. I have recommended Dr Newman's cream and a trial of fluconazole
for baby. Mom will be calling MD tomorrow to get these prescriptions. My
questions are the following. First, can you have ductal yeast and not have
deep breast pain? Would there be any other symptoms that would be present that
would signify ductal yeast? Would a 2-4 week fluconazole trial for mom be
warranted? Thank you ahead of time for your wisdom.
Rebbecca Rosen RN, BSN, CBC
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