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Re: post menopausal lactationFrom: ginny lee, CNM (glocnm@obsrus.com)Wed Mar 31 19:16:37 2004
No Steve, you're correct, the 54 year old is pregnant and presumably should lactate normally since doesn't require ovarian input...just wondering if anyone out there had experience with similar. Anna, she has two previous children (biologically hers)not sure if she breastfed them. very high maintenance patient (easy to imagine), luckily we do have a good group of lactation consultants, I'm just the resident breastfeeding expert in the office so I field all these issues thanks to all for input she may need the thorazine for entirely different reasons :)
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