Accepted at: Feb, 02, 2025
6:13 a.m.
Author:
alexlewis
Co-authors:
sabicool
Related Deck:
1675118865074
Accepted
Rationale for new note
This concept is work splitting into two, I have submitted a change for the previous card that included both >48hrs and systemic symptoms
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What is the management for acute lactational mastitis with systemic symptoms?
{{c1::Dicloxacillin PO 500mg OR Flucloxacillin PO 500mg for 5-10 days}}
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{{c1::Increased breastfeeding from the affected side}}
{{c1::Dicloxacillin PO 500mg OR Flucloxacillin PO 500mg for 5-10 days}}
AND
{{c1::Increased breastfeeding from the affected side}}
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What is the <u>management</u> for <b>acute lactational mastitis</b> <u>with</u> <b>systemic symptoms</b>?<br><br>{{c1::Dicloxacillin PO 500mg OR Flucloxacillin PO 500mg for 5-10 days}}<br>AND<br>{{c1::Increased breastfeeding from the affected side}}
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The same as if lasting >48 hours
- Increased breastfeeding and expressing of milk.
- Often caused by Staphylococcus aureus. Poor infant positioning, milk stasis and nipple damage are contributing factors.
- Mastitis not associated with breastfeeding should be referred for expert advice.
- Increased breastfeeding and expressing of milk.
- Often caused by Staphylococcus aureus. Poor infant positioning, milk stasis and nipple damage are contributing factors.
- Mastitis not associated with breastfeeding should be referred for expert advice.
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The same as if lasting >48 hours<br>- Increased breastfeeding and expressing of milk.<br>- Often caused by <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i>. Poor infant positioning, milk stasis and nipple damage are contributing factors. <br>- Mastitis not associated with breastfeeding should be referred for expert advice.
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Oxford Handbook
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First Aid
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AMBOSS
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eTG Complete
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Source
eTG - Lactational mastitis https://tgldcdp.tg.org.au/viewTopic?etgAccess=true&guidelinePage=Antibiotic&topicfile=lactational-mastitis Published April 2019, Accessed 31 October 2024
Source
eTG - Lactational mastitis <a href="https://tgldcdp.tg.org.au/viewTopic?etgAccess=true&guidelinePage=Antibiotic&topicfile=lactational-mastitis">https://tgldcdp.tg.org.au/viewTopic?etgAccess=true&guidelinePage=Antibiotic&topicfile=lactational-mastitis</a> Published April 2019, Accessed 31 October 2024
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#Malleus_CM::#eTG_Complete::Antibiotic::Skin_and_soft_tissue_infections::Lactational_mastitis
#Malleus_CM::#Pharmacology::06_Anti-infectives::01_Antibacterials::07_Penicillins::Dicloxacillin::03_Indications
#Malleus_CM::#Pharmacology::06_Anti-infectives::01_Antibacterials::07_Penicillins::Flucloxacillin::03_Indications
#Malleus_CM::#Resources_by_Rotation::General_Practice
#Malleus_CM::#Resources_by_Rotation::Internal_Medicine::Infectious_Diseases
#Malleus_CM::#Resources_by_Rotation::Obstetrics_&_Gynaecology
#Malleus_CM::#Subjects::Obstetrics_&_Gynaecology::02_Gynaecology::08_Breast_Disorders::02_Inflammatory::Mastitis::10_Management
#Malleus_CM::#Subjects::Surgery::06_Breast_&_Endocrine::01_Benign_Breast_Diseases::Mastitis::10_Management