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2 months ago 7/3/15 i had a 16 weeks miscarriage got my normal period 8/14/15 is normal to still produce alittle bit of milk when i squeeze my breast
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Yes: that can be a normal finding after a miscarriage due to the hormones produced during pregnancy.
Answered 12/27/2016
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