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Annie says,
<<Jan,
Just a thought, has her breast been sono'd to see if the blocked duct really
is resolved and not just hiding out? If it is still there, maybe it needs to
be drained? I had a client who had a blocked, very painful, duct for about
4 months. It finally resolved but I think it would have gone faster with a
more proactive approach.>>
Hmmm -- that's an interesting thought. I did ask her about any evidence of
seeing a plugged nipple pore, but she said no. I can ask her about a
possibility of a sonogram. I'm still wondering of course why her doc put her on
antibiotics when there was no evidence of infection.....
Jan Barger, RN, MA, IBCLC, RLC
Wheaton, Illinois
www.lactationeducationconsultants.com
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