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Query from: Anonymous, Unknown, 06/04/06
Topic: SEXUAL HEALTH      Submitted on: Ammas.com
Subject: Milk secreation -Infertility

HI, I am 27 yrs old. married for 2 years. I ahve body ahir and facial hair. used to get my periods for every 22 days .so cunsulted a doctor . she has done some tests like prolactin ,T3, T4etc. i have total T3 1.0 ng/ml total T4 7.50 mcg/dl tsh 4.0 ulU/ml LH 15.0 Miu/ml FSH 8.0 Miu/ml Prolactin 14.55 ng/ml free tesstosterone 2.89 pg/ml Dhea sulphate 211.00 ugm/dl Now my breasts are secreating milk but avery little.I couldn't conceive.Is there any problem?

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Response from: Anand V,   
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Please get a second/third opinion with a Doctor on the same.

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Response from: Geetha G Kumar,   
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Nipple discharge is the third most common breast complaint for which women seek medical attention, after lumps and breast pain. A woman's breasts have some degree of fluid secretion activity throughout most of the adult life. The difference between lactating (milk producing) and non-lactating breasts is mainly in the degree or amount of secretion and to a smaller degree in the chemical composition of the fluid. The majority of nipple discharges are associated with non-malignant changes in the breast such as hormonal imbalances. However, any woman with a suspicious or worrisome nipple discharge (see below) should consult her physician. May be it is due to the overall hormonal imbalance that affected to you in the subject of excessive bodily hair,very early and speedy periods that also affecting you to get conceived. Most milky discharge is caused by lactation or increased mechanical stimulation of the nipple due to fondling, suckling or irritation from clothing during exercise or activity. Drugs or hormones that stimulate prolactin secretion can cause spontaneous, persistent production of milk (galactorrhea). Prolactin is the hormone produced by the pituitary gland that starts the growth of the mammary glands and triggers production of milk. Some pituitary tumors cause excess prolactin secretion that can lead to milky nipple discharge, usually from both breasts (bilateral). Opalescent discharge that is yellow or green in color is normal.

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Response from: Bindu Param,   
Council Member on Ammas.com
Hi,

Milky discharge (cloudy, whitish or almost clear in color, thin, non-sticky) is the most common type of discharge. Drugs or hormones that stimulate prolactin secretion can cause spontaneous, persistent production of milk (galactorrhea). Prolactin is the hormone produced by the pituitary gland that starts the growth of the mammary glands and triggers production of milk. Some pituitary tumors cause excess prolactin secretion that can lead to milky nipple discharge, usually from both breasts (bilateral). Opalescent discharge that is yellow or green in color is normal.

Examination for Nipple Discharge

A blood test of prolactin levels is often made to determine hormonal causes of excessive milky discharge (galactorrhea). A hormone imbalance, pituitary tumor, and certain drugs such as sedatives, tranquilizers, hormone replacement or birth control pills may cause excessive prolactin levels.

Treatment for Persistent Nipple Discharge

The standard treatment for nipple discharge that has no hormonal involvement is duct excision. Duct excision is usually performed on an outpatient basis with local anesthesia. The procedure is usually done through a small circular incision near the areolar border around the nipple. It is not uncommon for the pathology found to be so microscopic that it is invisible without the assistance of a microscope. Typically, nursing ability and nipple sensation are preserved after duct excision. Breast-feeding in the other breast should have no affect from the duct excision in the opposite breast.

http://imaginis.com/breasthealth/ni…

Galactorrhoea i.e. milk secretion from breast (in absence of lactation) occurs due to high prolactin, thyroid and pituitary hormone disorders & due to abnormally increased sensitivity of breast cells to prolactin hormone so that they start making milk in response to many stimuli. By investigating & finding the exact hormone defect it can be effectively cured. For effective treatment qualified hormone specialist is must.

http://www.diabetesthyroidhormone.c…

http://www.healthatoz.com/healthato…

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Response from: a kumar,   
Registered Member on Ammas.com
Apperently there is imbalance of female harmons in your body, resulting in all the problems narrated by you. Yoga Pranayama can balance your harmons and solve all the medical conditions simultaneously.

It may be the result of eating wrong type of food/ junk food etc. Got to change your food habits, as detailed in the book on Home Remedies by Swami Ramdev of India.

For curing all this, you may please do the Yoga Pranayama, but please do it correctly and only the recommended ones, as demonstrated in the new completely Revised DVD & 3 Books by Swami Ramdev.

As the entire process cannot be explained & tought by email etc. as such one should have the complete set of latest & completely revised NEW 1 DVD & 3 Books by Swami Ramdev Ji & do Pranayama Yoga correctly & also eat the correct food, if one wants to get the quick and permanent benefits.

Help yourself out of any physical, medical or mental condition by Pranayama Yoga of Swami Ramdev, by following his regimen as demonstrated in his latest & completely revised NEW DVD & 3 Books. Complete cure shall follow by your own efforts by doing Pranayama Yoga correctly. This ancient Indian science wisdom is now available to you, coming from the deepest ever research done by Swami Ramdev of India.

May visit www.yogapranayama.com… for full information & may also call +91 98223 57033 (India) for more information.

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