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I had a miscarriage in june but i still have something coming out my breast as milk. is this normal (was 6 weeks pregnant) ?
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No: You should not get milk in your breast this early in pregnancy and it certainly should not still be present. This could be a symptom of thyroid disease or of a pituitary problem but it could also be due to breast stimulation. See your doctor for testing and to be sure whether it is true milk or not. Hope this helps.
Answered 4/23/2015
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