She's complaining more about the burning.  I'll look the articles up.  Thanks.  I'm just not thinking straight ever since the Feb FLU.  Pat

 

Patricia Young
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From: Nikki Lee <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Mon, Mar 26, 2018 7:57 am
Subject: Burning breast pain

Dear Patricia Young:

There are 4 studies now, showing that deep breast pain is more likely to be
a bacterial infection, most often Staph. aureus.

Other reasons include vasospasm or Raynaud's, baby clenching the nipple,
mammary constriction syndrome, contact dermatitis and nipple skin
infection.  Also duct cramping during breast filling.

A yeast diagnosis for deep breast pain hasn't held up over the years

warmly,

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