Breasts usually generate milk after childbirth, and many women breastfeed their babies.
Galactorrhea is a disorder in which the breasts produce milk at times other than childbirth.
It's frequently a symptom of a hormone problem.
Thyroid disorders, pituitary gland tumours, and some prescribed medicines by topmost reproductive endocrinologists can all induce galactorrhea.
Thyroid hormone tests, prolactin hormone measures, pituitary X-rays, and a head MRI can all be performed to figure out what's wrong.
Galactorrhea is usually treated with medications like bromocriptine, Parlodel, or Cabergoline.