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How to know if montgomery glands are normal on girls that aren't pregnant?
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Yes: Montgomery glands are normal. The glands are sebaceous glands and secrete body oils that lubricate the skin. They can be more pronounced during pregnancy. They are a normal part of the breast.
Answered 3/17/2014
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