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Re: Mastitis caused by TB...follow up questionsFrom: Aldy (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 24 Aug 2000 20:06:31 -0500 (CDT)
>Aldy, >This has got to be one of the more fascinating cases I have seen on the >Forum. I am glad that you pointed out that you are in the Philippines >cause the first question I was gonna ask was where the hell you were. >I did a quick literature search on this subject cause it is certainly >not a common abnormality. The first consideration is that when noted, >it is often associated with an underlying problem such as malignancy, >autoimmune disorders or even HIV. Second, it also can be associated >with an empyema, which can require surgical removal. There are also >reports of breast malignancy being caused by TB. I would certainly make >sure that you are being cared for by a specialist with insight into >breast disease as well as TB... >Lynn > >-- Thank you for the insight and assurance that we are cared for by a proper specialist. Our first doctor performed two I&Ds to take abscess out from my wife's breast. He always look for the round spot (emboss, soft and redish), which he calls "eye", and do the incision there and draining, too. The incision have not healed yet and it's already a month old. Is this normal? Now, another round spot (emboss, soft and redish) has appeared. Does it mean that my wife must undergo I&D again?
>Lynn D. Montgomery, MD
-- Aldy Duque (from the Philippines)
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