Breast Milk Coming From the Armpit? The Medical Explanation Behind the Viral Story
Breast milk coming from the armpit may sound unusual, but accessory breast tissue can produce milk during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Durowoju Abisola is a registered nurse, nurse writer and On-Air Correspondent at Fellow Nurses Africa (FNA), passionate about nursing leadership, health education and advocacy.
Through journalism, storytelling and content creation, she amplifies important conversations around nursing, healthcare and the experiences of nurses in Nigeria. She is committed to using her voice and professional knowledge to educate the public, challenge misconceptions and inspire the next generation of nurses.
Breast milk coming from the armpit may sound unusual, but accessory breast tissue can produce milk during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
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