Can you produce colostrum when you are definitely NOT pregnant?

[ohsomany]

I have always been able to squeeze a bit of colostrum from both breasts (just a drop or two) and I am 100% not pregnant. I breastfeed both my children for 4 years each but haven't BF youngest for over 3 years now. Anyone know why I am able to still do this and has anyone else experienced this?
I am not on any birth control either.

[LavenderRainbows]

I had my last baby almost 20 years ago and up until a few years ago I could squeeze some out. I guess if you keep squeezing it will keep coming!

[Fairylea]

Get your prolactin levels checked (blood test). Mine was very high and I had to take medication to reduce it.

[Somedaymama]

Get your thyroid checked too. This happened to me when I was hypothyroid.

[delilahbucket]

Yes, I do. I've had my thyroid and prolactin checked and everything was deemed normal. Whatever that means.

[NomDePlumeReloaded]

I can too. Last baby almost 15yrs ago. No endocrine issues.

[RupertsMum2]

Yes, I could for years after feeding ds1 and ds2. All my bloods were fine. Interestingly Ds3 was in PICU for a week and despite expressing from the word go I was never able to properly establish breast feeding and everything completely dried up after that.