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A member asked:
I miscarried in april and i still produce breast milk, less but still. is that normal?
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See G.Y.N.doctor: It is not normal to produce breast milk in your case . normally breast milk is expected soon after delivery of the baby or after miscarriage .But it should not continue after miscarriage .Discuss with your G.Y.N. doctor or consult endocrinologist to get your harm one checked .
Answered 9/10/2016
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