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Lisa Amir <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 28 Feb 1996 21:58:03 +1100
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> She started on an >antibiotic and it seemed to work, no more fever, chills
etc. but
>there is still an area of wicked redness, it felt and looked swollen
>and tender to the touch

I agree with Patricia and Louise  - I  would query an abscess. An ultrasound
would confirm this. If it is well localised her doctor may be able to drain
it by aspiration (needle and syringe) - may need to be repeated several
times, but less invasive then open drainage.
It is preferable not to perform mammograms during lactation (poor views and
very uncomfortable).
Lisa Amir
GP / LC in Melbourne, Australia

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