Veronica--I have implants and I am nursing my 22-month-old daughter and I am 
34 weeks pregnant!! Other than right after my daughter's birth I never had 
any issue with mastitis. However, I do agree with other posters about 
finding another doctor. Maybe a D.O.?? Another choice could be to go into 
the ER. They should just take blood and when her WBC comes back elevated 
from the infection she can get a perscription. She might not even mention 
the implants in that case. It's not like she is going to have an ongoing 
relationship with that doctor or anything and it's really quite irrelevant. 
I know of several moms without implants who have had mastitis way more 
frequently than this woman. ----Christina Costa, LLLL, Broward County, FL

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