Sometimes women experience galactorrhea, a spontaneous milk discharge from the nipples after completing breastfeeding.
Any discharge from the nipples should be a reason for going to the doctor, so do not delay with a visit to your doctor.
As for galactorrhea, it occurs in women for various reasons.- Any breast stimulation
In sensitive women, spontaneous lactation sometimes began after gynecological examinations or surgical procedures. All this contributes to an increase in prolactin, which is responsible for the formation of milk.
This also includes chest injuries, burns, shingles, and chronic stress.
- Taking medications
- Pituitary tumor
Do not panic if the doctor informs you about the formation in the pituitary gland, this is common and does not pose a fatal threat to a woman.
We are talking about a benign (non-cancerous) formation.
- Hormonal problems
Spontaneous lactation is included in the list of symptoms of primary hypothyroidism or thyrotoxicosis.
- Elevated prolactin levels
Recall
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