I would definitely go and get a second opinion and would source a women’s health professional!

Perhaps you should consider getting a second opinion from another doctor. Have you also explored the possibility of consulting with a women’s health and hormones naturopath (https://sanatio.com.au/health-conditions/womens-hormones-health/) ? They might have some valuable insights.

Can’t you go to another doctor?

Is there someone else you can see about it for a second opinion maybe? I haven’t dealt with this before but I’d be seeing someone else if I wasn’t happy.

If you’re unsatisfied with the answer and don’t feel supported, I’d say second opinion. If you are ok to wait 6 weeks then go and see what he says but seriously, we are so easily dismissed by Drs for so many reasons. Only you can advocate for yourself.

Lots of info on google. I personally have never heard of it

I would definitely get another opinion

Call the ABA, and get a female doctor with kids

Never heard of the condition. I would try to get into a different gp. And/or also talk to a midwife.

Definitely get a second opinion!

Never heard of this. Maybe get a second opinion?

It’s not unusual to be able to express drops of milk months or even years after weaning, although producing significant amounts long afterwards could suggest a hormonal imbalance and is worth checking with your doctor.
Some mothers bring even on full relactation by for example an adoptive child

I hope you can get it all sorted. If your Doctor is confused maybe seek another opinion.

I always seek another medical opinion or referral to a specialist if not happy with medical responses or wanting a more comprehensive assessment and treatment.

I’m glad that the more serious causes of Galactorrhea are ruled out. Sounds that your doctor is thorough and cautious which is not a bad thing. But when you feel unsatisfied wuth his approach you could seek a 2nd opinion

I could squeeze a few drops out years after having my babies. I always thought it was normal. If it is more than a few drops or you are concerned, then maybe find a doctor who specialises in this area or speak to a lactation consultant – they no so much about boobs and milk production. I also wonder if you do have something hormonal or stressful going on as your periods haven’t returned to normal.

Maybe look into a specialist. Many things can contribute such as medications, supplements, hormones. Really hope you can find the underlying issue.

I have never heard of this, I’m sorry. But best wishes.

I have not suffered from this but have you considered finding a doctor that specialises in this area or seeking another opinion if your current doctor is confused by it. I see a doctor specifically for woman’s related issues and then i have a general GP i see for all other things and i find this works well for me. Might be worth looking into?