In an otherwise healthy mom, I'd expect orange colored milk from ingestion
of vitamins, or food colorings in processed foods or drinks, or carrots,
canteloupe, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, other squashes, etc. that have an
orange color. Sometimes these things color mother's urine also. In a few
hours it should clear out of her system and her urine should be pale. Also
indicating good hydration in the mother.

Anne Grider, IBCLC


On 10/23/06, Pat Young <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> Bu this particular mom was a new mom with no symptoms. They were trying to
> connect it to malnutrition (she was bullemic if I remember correctly).  If
> the mom has mastitis then it is a whole different ball game.  Pat in SNJ
>
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