A pediatrician I work with asked me for help on recurring blebs.
She is nursing her 4th child (nursed twins for a year) and baby is now about 6 months old.
She said that for the last 2 -3 months she gets a bleb on one breast "like clockwork every two weeks" is how she described it.
The bleb causes pain while nursing, and she has read about it, has done the olive oil soak, and warm soaks, always has to resort to using a sterile needle to open.
I read something last week about dosing with Lecithin, she said she would try that.
Anyone have experience with blebs that recur like this?


Mary Ceceña, M. A., IBCLC
Children's Mercy Hospital
Kansas City, Missouri


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