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is it normal for a woman who is not pregnant to lactate?

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PostPosted: 09/20/07 - 06:43    Post subject: is it normal for a woman who is not pregnant to lactate? Vote now! Reply with quote
I have taken 2 pregnancy test over the past 2 months and both were negative. I am now lactating very much and this morning i pressed my breast and sprayed my husband. What is going on with me? Am i turning into a jersey cow Sad ?
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