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Lactating nearly 2 years after birth ?... sorry if too much info...

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MrsBigD · 22/06/2006 11:49

I have a probably very silly question...

is it possible to still sort of lactate nearly 2 years after giving birth and only having breast fed for a month?

Basically noticed a bit of dried white stuff in the centre of my nipple last night when having a shower and it's like what I had a few months before giving birth. I thought, weird, and gave my nipple a little squeeze and there was a drop of 'milk'.

Is this normal or something to worry about?

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bluejelly · 22/06/2006 11:51

I have the same thing and i gave birth six years ago!
Hope it's normal too

Pruni · 22/06/2006 11:53

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nailpolish · 22/06/2006 11:55

its perfectly normal mrsD

thats why wet nurses many moons ago existed

and why in some cultures (i think?) grandparents bf the babies

frogs · 22/06/2006 11:57

Yes, normal, I have that too. Love the idea of boobs being on permanent 'standby' mode!

MrsBigD · 22/06/2006 12:10

@ permanent stand-by mode... just like our TV

phew I'm normal, well at least in this respect

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