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Nipple discharge
On feb 8th I started noticing nipple discharge from both my breast when being pressed. Transplant lil milky type discharge. That time I was on amitriptyline medicine which is a mild antidepressant. As soon as I stopped it, discharge reduced. I took prolactin test, CBC, urine test, calcium test, SGOT test, SGPT and sr ceatinine test. All the reports were normal and even prolactin level was normal. But even now when my press my nipples hard little very little discharge is seen. But it has reduced a lot. So how long it will take to completely stop ?
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
anti depressant medicines are known to cause hyperprolactenemia and that can lead to milk disharge from both nipples..
since u already stopped it..it should be fine now
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