Thank you zillions for all of your replies to my query about milk in the
tubing of the PNS. I relayed all of the suggestions to the mother in
question and she finally got the answer to her problem.

I've been trying to find the post and the person who gave the winning
answer but can't locate it. It was that mom, who has a strong let down, had
the speed and the pressure turned up too high. Thank you whoever you are
that gave that suggestion.

She had used the pump in the early days of her baby's life without this
problem, but at work she was trying to hurry things along so she had the
pressure at max and the speed at 5. When I relayed the message about these
settings, she was immediately sure that the next day would be better. Since
that time there is no milk in the tubing and she is doing fine with her
pumping time too.

I am so glad that you all were here to resolve this problem for this mother.

Pat Gima, IBCLC
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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