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Los cultivos de leche humana 5 años después de la primera propuesta de protocolo (II): contribución a una reducción del uso de medicamentos durante la lactancia

Authors: Fernández, L.; Delgado, Susana; Beltrán, D.; Carrera, M.; Marín, M.; Arroyo, R.; Cárdenas, N.; +1 Authors

Los cultivos de leche humana 5 años después de la primera propuesta de protocolo (II): contribución a una reducción del uso de medicamentos durante la lactancia

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[ES] La mastitis es un problema relativamente común durante la lactancia, pero la ausencia de pruebas específicas conduce a numerosos errores tanto en el diagnóstico como en el tratamiento. Por tanto, los cultivos de leche parecen una herramienta fundamental para conocer la epidemiología real de esta infección, realizar un diagnóstico correcto e instaurar el mejor tratamiento posible. En esta segunda parte se describen seis casos prácticos que ponen de manifiesto la utilidad de los cultivos de leche para un correcto diag-nóstico y tratamiento de los problemas que aparecen durante la lactancia, así como su contribución a una reducción del uso de me-dicamentos durante esta etapa.

[EN] Mastitis is a relatively common problem during lactation but the absence of specific tests frequently leads to errors both in the diagnosis and in the treatment. Consequently, milk cultures seem a key tool in order to know the actual epidemiology of this infec-tion, to get a correct diagnosis, and to prescribe the best treatment. In this part, six practical cases showing the usefulness of milk cultures for a correct diagnosis and treatment of problems arising during lactation are described. They reveal the contribution of milk cultures in reducing the use of unnecessary drugs during lactation.

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Milk cultures, Lactancia, Human milk, Leche materna, Lactation, Drugs, Mastitis, Cultivos, Medicación

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