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Discharge From Nipples When Squeezed, Breast Feeding Stopped Previously. Advise?
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im 24 years old...my problem is my last period was april 28 2013 and had a sexual contact on may 03 2013 now its may 23 2013,,,he blast outside of my vagina but he was over me...im afraid to get pregnant because im in Islamic country...and last night I accidentally squeeze my nipples both and surprised that a liquid came out from both nipples is it normal because I have two sons I breastfeed them both the last one I stop from breast feeding him about 5 months from now,,,i haven't take any test yet
im 24 years old...my problem is my last period was april 28 2013 and had a sexual contact on may 03 2013 now its may 23 2013,,,he blast outside of my vagina but he was over me...im afraid to get pregnant because im in Islamic country...and last night I accidentally squeeze my nipples both and surprised that a liquid came out from both nipples is it normal because I have two sons I breastfeed them both the last one I stop from breast feeding him about 5 months from now,,,i haven't take any test yet
Tue, 11 Jun 2013
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First things first. Do a Urine pregnancy test. If its negetive do a TSH and serum Prolactin test. The blood sample should be taken on fasting not much delayed after getting up in morning. If the value is elevated, please see an endocrinologist or atleast a general physician. If the values are normal, avoid handling the breasts and nipple too much because frequent stimulation it self will stimulate milk secretion. But even now the reason for your delayed periods remain unprobed. Better see a doctor.
First things first. Do a Urine pregnancy test. If its negetive do a TSH and serum Prolactin test. The blood sample should be taken on fasting not much delayed after getting up in morning. If the value is elevated, please see an endocrinologist or atleast a general physician. If the values are normal, avoid handling the breasts and nipple too much because frequent stimulation it self will stimulate milk secretion. But even now the reason for your delayed periods remain unprobed. Better see a doctor.
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