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Afecção da mama, caracterizada por secreção persistente e anormal de drenagem branca. Nas mulheres, as secreções ocorrem entre os intervalos de amamentação do recém-nascido ou do bebê, ou depois que o bebê parou de mamar. Em homens e crianças, essas secreções ocorrem espontaneamente. Esta afecção não está associada às mudanças fisiológicas como parte da gravidez, parto ou puerpério. | |||
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A condition of the breast, characterised by persistent and abnormal secretion of white discharge. In females, the secretions occur between intervals of neonate or infant nursing, or after the infant has stopped breastfeeding. In males and children, these secretions occur spontaneously. This condition is not associated with the physiological changes as part of pregnancy, childbirth, or the puerperium. | |||
Revision as of 12:30, 13 August 2026
A condition of the breast, characterised by persistent and abnormal secretion of white discharge. In females, the secretions occur between intervals of neonate or infant nursing, or after the infant has stopped breastfeeding. In males and children, these secretions occur spontaneously. This condition is not associated with the physiological changes as part of pregnancy, childbirth, or the puerperium.
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| English | Galactorrhoea not associated with childbirth |
A condition of the breast, characterised by persistent and abnormal secretion of white discharge. In females, the secretions occur between intervals of neonate or infant nursing, or after the infant has stopped breastfeeding. In males and children, these secretions occur spontaneously. This condition is not associated with the physiological changes as part of pregnancy, childbirth, or the puerperium. |
