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Burning sensation after Lansinoh
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Hi all,

I have seen a mother who has been experiencing a burning sensation on the nipples within minutes of applying Lansinoh.  She does not experience any such feeling when using the APNO.
She has discontinued the Lansinoh, but we are both curious about why it was happening.  Any ideas or have you seen this before?

Cheers,
Cassie Kent, IBCLC

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