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Chris Betzold <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 17 Feb 2006 22:23:43 EST
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I would run cultures for yeast and bacteria of both the nipple and the milk  
(maybe too late for them given the antibiotic unless her response to the 
antibiotic is slow).  Lawrence states that recurrant plugs can be caused by yeast 
so you could try emperic treatment for yeast.  Yeast should grow from the 
nipple tissue as long as no milk is expressed during culturing and she is not using 
bactroban or anti-fungal topically.  Could the sebacious cyst actually be a 
small abscess?  Maybe she needs an ultrasound to look for an abscess or 
galactocoele--deep plug?  I once had a mom with recurrant mastitis who once I 
cultured her and got her and the baby treated (it grew out strep) long enough  (3 
weeks the followed by low dose erythromycin) she finally expressed a large plug 
and has been symptom free since.   Good luck.  Chris

Christine Betzold NP IBCLC MSN

www.theBFclinic.com

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