My name is Cathy Urroz, IBCLC and LLLeader from Guadalajara, Mexico.  PTP I´m hoping you can help me here, a mother contacted me for my opinion on the following: her five month old baby has a hemangioma in eye area, the treatment will be propanolol drops, and the dermatologist told her that one of the side effects of this medicine is lowering glucose and told her she needs to feed a bottle of formula after administering the drops.  I almost fainted, never heard of this before.  She would not like to have to do this, but she´s worried that her milk won´t be good for her baby´s glucose levels. This doesn´t sound logical to me, but since I have no medical or nursing background, I wouldn´t know where to begin searching for an answer for this.  Thank you for your help, sending hugs and blessings to all, Cathy Urroz

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