Please note that I am not a doctor, nor is just about anyone else who has answered a question in this forum. So, this is not medical advice. If you have any concerns, see a professional.
That said, I believe it is not unusual to produce breast milk for years after giving birth. That's how you can have old-fashioned wet nurses.
I think this varies with each individual woman. But speaking from experience, after my second child I could still squeeze milk out after almost two years. however this was not the case after ant of my other pregnancies.
I don't think I can add anymore knowledge to this topic, but I just recently noticed that I am still producing breastmilk and my son is 3 and a half. I never noticed it before, not that I have squeezed my nipples to check.
From what I have read on the internet, it can be caused by birth control pills cause it increases your hormones (which I just recently went back on).........its weird and why didn't anyone tell me this could happen!
J.
It is quite common to continue to produce milk up to 20+ years after stopping breastfeeding in small amounts.
As long as you continue to breastfeed you will make milk. I nursed my daughter for 2 1/2 years and produced milk the entire time.
before pregnancy milk from breast why
Breast milk or lactation is caused by hormones from pregnancy.
You are not supposed to start producing milk during pregnancy. You can express little yellowish fluid from the nipples, during pregnancy.
Breast milk or lactation is caused by pregnancy hormones and nursing.
yes
Each pregnancy is different. There is nothing to be worried about.
The breasts are preparing to produce milk for breast feeding.
as early in your 8th month pregnancy milk will starts leaking in your breast .
anytime during pregnancy anytime during pregnancy
W/o the hormonal change related to the pregnancy there won't be any milk.
During pregnancy hormone levels are raised, and the breast enlarge as they prepare for the production of milk. However, I wouldn't recommend pregnancy for breast enlargement.
No it does not reduce the milk at all.