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A member asked:
It has been eleven years since i stopped breastfeeding. is it okay to still have milky liquid come from nipples?
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Not ok: Please get checked by your doctor could be some hormonal imbalance, at your age you need to follow up on your woman's health every one or two years, breast evaluation is an important component of your health, wish you wellness
Answered 10/27/2015
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