Other causes of infection include chronic mastitis and a rare form of cancer called inflammatory carcinoma. In healthy women, mastitis is rare. However, women with diabetes, chronic illness, AIDS, or an impaired immune system may be more susceptible. About 1%-3% of breastfeeding mothers develop mastitis.
WHAT IS COCAINE? The word cocaine refers to the drug in a powder form or crystal form.1 The powder is usually mixed with substances such as corn starch, talcum powder and/or sugar or other drugs such as procaine (a local anesthetic) or amphetamines. Extracted from coca leaves, cocaine was originally developed as a painkiller.
Cocaine is one of the oldest known psychoactive drugs. Coca leaves, the source of cocaine, were used by the Incas and other inhabitants of the Andean region of South America for thousands of years, both as a stimulant and to depress appetite and combat apoxia (altitude sickness).buse of cocaine by inhalation through the nose (âsnortingâ) is a serious health problem. Chronic users develop ulceration of the nasal mucosa that can eventually lead to perforation of the septum.