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I'm 15 weeks pregnant and started leaking clear liquid from breasts. is this normal?
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Yes: it is common to have some galactorrhea in pregnancy due to prolactin levels and other hormone stimulation
Answered 8/2/2014
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Most likely: Most likely normal. But monitor it for change in color, quantity or any other associated symptoms especially signs of breast infection or hard lump. You should mentioned this to your obstetrician during next follow up visit
Answered 8/2/2014
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