Pseudomonas perhaps be a contamination. last week appeared to me another type of psueudomona and I refer to a department of the University of Madrid where they studied breast milk, She replied me that such bacteria are often be casual and  contamination or have spent a lot of time to treatment of the culture

they have several interesting studies on these topics

Esther Esteban 
IBCLC, midwife

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> El 17/04/2014, a las 23:18, "Catherine Watson Genna BS, IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]> escribió:
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> Start off by having mom wash with soap at least once a day. That alone will reduce the microbial load.
> 
> Catherine Watson Genna BS, IBCLC  NYC  cwgenna.com
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>> On 4/17/2014 9:08 AM, Tamara Hawkins wrote:
>> Pseudomonas Stutzeri isolated in nipple culture. Precautions for baby?
>> 
>> Background: Mother now 3 months PP. Treated by CNM over the phone with diflucan 1 weeks prior to seeing me. Mother has been c/o pain since birth. No injuries on nipple. I just dipped the swab in culture medium and z tracked across the areola and nipple.
>> 
>> Have you every heard if this strain? Any precautions needed for the baby? Milk from the same breast culture revealed heavy staph aureous.
>> 
>> Yeast culture is still pending. Opposite breast milk culture and nipple culture- negative.
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