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A member asked:
I stopped breasting feeding a year and a half ago. when i squeeze my nipple in the shower, i still can get a dot or two of milk out.when will it stop?
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If no masses: this can be ok, best course of action is discussion and exam with your doctor, to be sure. Ultrasound of breast ,blood testing for prolactin levels, for example. Possible medication side effects as well. It could continue to leak for years if all testing normal.
Answered 5/13/2020
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