Posting for Terri Lear:

I am working with a mom, pregnant with second baby, due in August. She 
could not breastfeed the first one due to (possible, but never officially 
diagnosed) nevoid hyperkeratosis and it’s back. She’s all crusty and yellow on 
the tips of her nipples and wants to do whatever she can to increase her 
chances of successfully breastfeeding. Her dermatologist is squeamish about 
looking at her nipples and gave her a steroid cream to apply which she says 
only makes it worse. Any ideas? Please send private emails to 
[log in to unmask] Thanks.

Terri 

Terri Lear, BA, IBCLC, RLC
Breastfeeding Solutions, LLC

"Be the change you wish to see in the world."--Mahatma Ghandi

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