Milk coming from the breast when you're not pregnant is more than likely caused by an endocrine problem. This is caused when there is an imbalance of certain hormones in the body mainly prolactin.
The best thing to do with an issue like this is to visit your GP, they will determine whether you are ill and how to get appropriate treatment. Your GP will probably take a blood test to see if there is an imbalance in your body or hormones as well as he will check for other possible issues that may cause milk coming from your breast.
This problem could be related to your polycystic ovaries but then again could be unrelated. This problem affects the ovaries and is caused by an excess amount of hormones which cause the ovaries to hold fluid outside the sac. It is relatively common with up to 10 percent of women having it at one stage or another in their lifetime.
Make sure you don't ignore this problem hoping it will go away as even if it does there may be unforeseen issues or problems caused by it.
This issue can also be caused by a change in diet or breast size, gland stimulation from sucking the breasts during sex or love making.
An enlarged pituitary condition can be an issue and unbalances hormones causing milk to be produced.
Duct Estasia is also a condition common in older women that can cause these issues also.
There are many reasons for this issue and many of them are not that serious and don't need you to take on any advanced medical procedures. Most involve some medication and little more.
The best thing to do with an issue like this is to visit your GP, they will determine whether you are ill and how to get appropriate treatment. Your GP will probably take a blood test to see if there is an imbalance in your body or hormones as well as he will check for other possible issues that may cause milk coming from your breast.
This problem could be related to your polycystic ovaries but then again could be unrelated. This problem affects the ovaries and is caused by an excess amount of hormones which cause the ovaries to hold fluid outside the sac. It is relatively common with up to 10 percent of women having it at one stage or another in their lifetime.
Make sure you don't ignore this problem hoping it will go away as even if it does there may be unforeseen issues or problems caused by it.
This issue can also be caused by a change in diet or breast size, gland stimulation from sucking the breasts during sex or love making.
An enlarged pituitary condition can be an issue and unbalances hormones causing milk to be produced.
Duct Estasia is also a condition common in older women that can cause these issues also.
There are many reasons for this issue and many of them are not that serious and don't need you to take on any advanced medical procedures. Most involve some medication and little more.