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Still able to squeeze milk out of breast after quitting breastfeeding 4 months ago?
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It's common...: Even after you've stopped nursing, you're likely to be able to express a little milk. The thing is: as you continue to express, you actually stimulate milk production. So don't check for a while. Now, if you are having discharge that doesn't look like milk - or if it's bloody, see your doctor. Lgromkomd.
Answered 2/15/2016
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