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Hi there, i have been playing around with my breasts and noticed that when i squeeze there's a white liquid excretion in the nipples.
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Discharge: When you are pregnant your body hormonally turns on your your ability to produce milk. This is through prolactin. Your apparatus to prduce milk is there typically as colostrum. When you stimulate your breasts you increase prolactin and can cause this type of discharge.
Answered 5/22/2019
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