Well, darn! I was thinking for a minute there that we might have lead for
this case where we're probably all feeling like incompetent sleuths!

As for doing the 'just-in-case' technique: Been there, done that. Don't
like to admit it, always hate doing it, but definitely been there, done
that....

Jan, I don't exactly see 2200 people offering a solution that you haven't
already tried. I'll bet that we're all sitting out here, thinking what an
admirable job you've done with this woman, and also thinking that we're
glad we're not in your shoes.


>
>> But wwwwwwwwait. Has she got inflammation? I didn't catch that before. Or
>> were you just suggesting the ibuprofen, for the 'just in case' situation?
>>
>
>Well, I suggested it just in case there was some subclinical inflammation
>that was causing some "roughness" (for lack of a better term) to the ducts
>that was causing the plugs.
>
>Yup.  There we are.  Just in case.  And I HATE "just in case" obstetrics &
>pediatrics and here I am, doing it.....
>
>Glug.
>
>Jan in cold, snowy, but sunny, Wheaton


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