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Is it normal to still produce milk after a year?

Depends.It depends

Yes, it can be normal to produce milk a year or more after giving birth, especially if you’re still breastfeeding. If you’ve weaned or haven’t been pregnant recently, ongoing milk discharge is worth checking with a healthcare professional.

If you’re still breastfeeding, producing milk after a year is completely normal—there’s no magic expiration date for lactation. Milk can also linger for a while after you wean, sometimes for months.

If you’re not breastfeeding and haven’t been pregnant recently, or the discharge starts on its own, it’s a good idea to mention it to a healthcare professional. Get it checked sooner if it’s bloody or comes with a lump or other new breast changes.

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