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Re: OB-GYN-L digest 980From: Sita Bhateja Nursing Home (sbnh@giasbg01.vsnl.net.in)Mon Apr 28 11:01:09 1997
fromsbnh@giasbg01vsnl.net.in dr sita bhateja. gynaecologist at sbnh and st martha's hospital bangalore.i have seen quite a few cases of mastodynia.cause could not be found. i also stopped their cafine intake and passive smoking. it was of no help. i found out it was due to sucking of the breast during sexual intercourse. that led to this painful condition. stopping of sucking did the trick.i do not mean to say that the couple should not enjoy the sex act but maybe they should stop for a while and minimise it to make it comfortable for the lady .they have a choice. i hope to hear further from others about their experience.thanks.sita.
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