When I squeeze my boob, liquid comes out, but I'm not pregnant (I dont think), what could it be?

Question

I don't think I'm pregnant, and when I looked it up on the internet it said that it usually happens at 5 months. I know good and well I haen't been pregnant for 5 months...any help?

Okay, I turn 21 in October, never been pregnant, and I don't think my husband would appreciate the taste test.

Answer 1

it is NORMAL!!!! i have had this problem since i was 14 and i know other girls who have had the same. ive talked to my doctor and read about it and it says it is normal but can be bought up to a doctor. my friend actually had a green liquid that would come out and her doc said she was fine... still talk to your doctor though!!!

Answer 2

actually it could be just a simple temporary hormone imbalance, or a bug bite near the nipple (which can cause expulsions from the nipple). Its proboly not as serious as everyone else thinks, in fact it has been reported many times of men actually having milky liquid dripping out of their nipple after being stung their by a bee, and sometimes just on its on, as men too have a small amount of mamary gland. but you should go to the doctor just to make sure.

Answer 3

hi there....have you ever been pregnant? I have a 12 year old and STILL have a bit of grayish white liquid that comes out when I squeeze mine. It should be fine...if it's really bothering you...call the doctor and talk to the nurse on the phone about it......I'm guessing she is going to tell you that it is just one of those things none of us talk about for fear that we are "weird".

Answer 4

This is not a good thing. When I went to my new doctor, she told me a few things that women should keep an eye out for, and that was one of them. I think it's an infection or something. Call a doc ASAP!

Answer 5

Go to the doctor right away and get more than one opinion. My sorority sister had that same problem and it would also follow with a head ache. Come to find out she had a brain tumor.

Answer 6

for some women its normal. your hormones at certain times of the month can sometimes be high and trigger your body to produce liquid. you should see your dr for sure though because if your prolactin is too high this can mean you have a serious problem

Answer 7

It's actually not uncommon. After all, the breasts were intended to produce milk, so if they secrete some fluid just be glad your breasts are working!

Extra handling (squeezing, pushing, pulling, biting, sucking) of the breasts by yourself or your lover can cause this fluid to increase. Hormone levels can affect it as well. If it really worries you, show it to your gyno.

Answer 8

tetally normal hun. hormones play a part in this. breast milk?? nooo its hormane we produce and women will tend to have this whitish puss like thicker discharge when they sqeez their breast. But it should not be a lot and not drippin out of course that would be a different thing...that would require the advice of a doctor not here hun ok

Answer 9

I just asked my wife your question. She thinks it could be a hormone unbalance. First question, What medications are you taking? Secondly, have you ever been checked for any kind of growth problems? She says some medications can cause you to leak breast fluid.

Answer 10

If you don't know whether or not you're preggers by 5 months. . .well. . .

You don't say how old you are, but I know that nipple discharge is one symptom of cancer. (Don't freak! I just said it COULD be.) Talk to your doctor; you won't find many medical professionals on this bard.