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Thrush and pumped milk

October 2012 in Breastfeeding

So I think we kicked thrush - I just took my last difulcan this morning. So my question is what do I do with the milk I pump today? I usually freeze my Friday milk and rotate my frozen for Monday. Is it safe to freeze it since I think we're clear or am I risking reintroducing thrush in the future? (I read that freezing doesn't kill the yeast) Should I dump today's milk? I have a very small freezer stash (only about 2 days worth) so this would really make a difference.

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