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Yes. It is always normal to prOduce SOME discharge. However, if it is coming out even when you DON'T press your nipples, see a doctor. All the best!
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Can a unpregnant woman produce breast milk if she wants to?
Yes, a woman can produce breastmilk, even if not pregnant.
Do female giant pandas produce milk?
yes, is feaml gaint woman produce milK when they are pregnant? same concept!"
Why would a woman produce milk after menopause?
she is pregnant thats y
Is it normal for my dog not to produce milk after two weeks of birth?
no because the puppies still need the milk
Are flamingos produce milk?
They do produce a substance similar to milk known as crop milk which they feed to their young. However, while similar, this is not the same substance that mammals, like cows, produce.
If a woman has not had children in years and had a hysterectomy can she still produce milk?
Yes you can produce milk. Milk production is hormone rlated and as your body returns to its pre-pregnancy state, the hormones get to work!!
Why would woman get excretion of white color liquid from nipple while sucking by husband before pregnany?
The breasts contain milk glands. It is not uncommon for a woman to secret small amounts of milk outside of pregnancy. In other words, what is happening is perfectly normal.
Is it normal to have drink milk while eating spaghetti?
no
What effect does prolactin have on a pregnant woman?
The effect that prolactin has on a pregnant woman is that it stimulates the mammary glands to produce milk.
Is it ok to suck a womans breast to get it to milk?
No. First, a woman doesn't produce milk unless she has had a baby. The hormones that are produced after the birth trigger the production of milk. Next, you must ask a woman if you can suck her breast.
Do milk come from pigs?
While pigs, like all mammals, do produce milk, it is not typically consumed by humans.
Is any bird can produce milk?
No. Only mammals produce milk for their young. The only birds that produce milk are pigeons.
