The description of the pain does sound like thrush/yeast. Therefore it might
be prudent for her to be treated with diflucan by her primary provider. The
baby could benefit from some chiropractic/CST type of therapy. I did not see
mention of the baby's weights, other than it was poor in the beginning but
OK now. Since mom has started giving some bottles, perhaps a nursing
supplementer could be used if baby in fact is needing more milk than mom has
currently and that could help her keep nursing very often to build up her
own production. Also mom could take some pain/anti-inflammatory meds to
help.
Laurie Wheeler RN MN IBCLC
Mississippi USA

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