Hello. Galactorrhea is the term doctors use to describe milky nipple discharge that occurs when you re not nursing. There are a number of causes for galactorrhea, including oral contraceptives such as Femilon and Cerazette. Interestingly, some women develop galactorrhea when they stop taking estrogen-containing medications, such as Femilon, and switch to progestogen-only preparations, such as Cerazette. Once galactorrhea develops, it s important to avoid stimulating your nipples, as this perpetuates the problem. Thus, you shouldn t squeeze your nipples, and make sure your bras fit well and don t cause nipple chafing. If your nipple discharge recurs, see your physician for an evaluation. I hope that answers your question!