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Galactorrhea is defined as the unwanted production of milk. Normally the mammary glands become active during the last trimester of pregnancy. Prolactin hormone secreted by the pituitary gland is responsible for the milk production by the mammary glands. Due to some anomaly Prolactin levels increase in the blood leading to unwanted milk production by the mammary gland which manifests into Galactorrhea. Although it occurs most often in women, Galactorrhea can happen in men and even sometimes in infants. Excessive breast stimulation, medication side effects, or disorders of the hypothalamus or pituitary glands all may contribute to Galactorrhea.
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