Re: Breast discharge

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Nope.

>I dont want to discuss this with any
>friends or family & my sister works at my obgyns' office....

Do a pregnancy test. Can be from a present pregnancy, or from something as yet undetermined. If the pregnancy test is negative, have the doctor check it out. A prolactin level will need to be done (blood test) after 2 days of no breast manipulation.

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Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. FACOG, FACS
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