I have a mom who's OB swears up and down that the mother has Raynaud's
syndrome, however after assisting mother with bf at a lactation visit, I
observed no blanching, no pain while latched (as long as baby is latched
well) only a poor latch, extremely flat nipples, possible posterior TT.
Mom not's that the "icy-hot" feeling she has in areola is worse upon
awaking with a full breast, or later in the early evening when out of
nowhere her areola's feel "icy-hot". She has been treated for thrush.

The OB insists it's Raynaud's and suggested more pumping to solve the
problem.  I really don't see how that would help.  Am I missing something
here?
-- 
Kimberly Durdin, IBCLC, SMW
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
Childbirth & Breastfeeding Educator
Student Midwife
Doula
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