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"Robin Roots,RN, IBCLC" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 2 May 2007 01:17:07 -0400
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Most pharmacies don't compound medications.  The way most of my pts 
purchase it, is at the local store.  Just mix equal amounts of ingredients 
together....like a dime size squirt of each into a clean hand or cup mix well and 
apply sparingly to sore areas.  Our OB's are fine with pts husbands going out 
and buying the ingredients and mixing in pts room.  Sometimes, I'll ask for an 
order like "pt may use nipple cream as needed".

1)polysporin (safer than neosporin) ointment preferred

2)hydrocortisone 10 or 1% (again oint preferred) just soaks in faster

3)clotrimozole or miconazole either of these.  hard to find in oint form. cream 
is fine.

mix equal parts and apply.  Usually 3-5 days does the trick.  3 -4 times / day

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