leaking milk?!

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So here is the deal...
I am 28 years old, I'm not pregnant at the moment, I had a miscarriage 4 years ago and I haven't been pregnant after that... I just ended my period 3 days ago and I stopped taking the pill this month (was supposed to start with my period) and I discovered I have some whitish and clear liquid coming out of my breasts, is not a lot just a little bit few drops but is this normal?
Anyone there has experience this?

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Oh my god... I definitivamente will check that soon... However I forgot to mention that I had a hyperthyroidism problem before...

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did u ever find out why ?

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I get the same thing. I have prolactinoma. It's a small growth/benign tumor on my pituitary gland that causes hormones to be really out of whack.  High prolactin levels will cause you to lactate.  It can also cause fertility issues as progesterone, estrogen, etc are too high or too low. This is not typically life threatening, but it's best to get checked out.

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You need to see your doctor.

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The only time I ever had anything come out of my breast, I was pregnant. Is it possible you're pregnant?

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Go to the doctor, right away. My best friend started lactating when she wasn't pregnant and ignored it for a long time. When she finally told someone and went to the doctor, she found out she had a brain tumor that was impacting her pituitary gland! I forget the medical term for her diagnosis. It's rare but it happens more often than you'd think and if she hadn't caught it in time, it would have been life threatening.

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doctor asap! so many things that can be a cause of, most life threatening.

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are you taking any kind of antipsychotic/mood stabilizer medications? some of them increase prolactin as a side effect and can stimulate milk production and breast tissue growth.

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