I am taking Ayurvedic medicine for scanty periods, along with Esomac 40 (for gastric issues) and Naxdom 500. Today, I noticed mild nipple pain, and on pressing, there was a transparent milky type discharge from both breasts. Could this be a side effect of these medicines? I had a prolactin and thyroid test done on 25th June, and both were normal.

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Nipple discharge can occur due to hormonal shifts. Ayurvedic or gastric meds rarely affect prolactin, but it is possible. Your old prolactin/thyroid reports were normal, retesting is advised. Avoid pressing nipples repeatedly. Do a Serum Prolactin Test and consult a gynecologist if it continues.

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