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A member asked:
Quit nursing 2.5 years ago. thick, yellow discharge still present on the breast my son nursed off. is this normal?
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It may be old milk: It may be old milk being discharged inappropriately. See your MD and have a prolactin blood test run to see if there is a pituitary tiny growth that is causing this problem. It is readily treatable by medication if it is present.
Answered 2/17/2016
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