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by Mini_kilt on April 24th, 2009
Yes, google relactation or induced lactation.
by Heather on April 24th, 2009
Induced lactation means stimulating a milk supply. Regular expression of the breast will stimulate milk production. Some medications and herbal remedies have also been found to stimulate milk production and increase milk supply. Induced lactation is more common among adoptive mothers wishing to breastfeed their babies.
by XpawZ on April 24th, 2009
I don't suppose that this can be done naturally. You would most likely need to get pregnant and start breastfeeding again.
However, hormonal injection can do the trick, like probably oxytocin. I've only heard this done on seals though, not humans unfortunately (or i might not be up to date).
by Kelley on June 17th, 2009
No problem, just stimulate your nipples as often as you would to feed a child. takes a few weeks to redevelop the glands.
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by Periwinkle on April 26th, 2009
I don't believe you can give milk after you have dried up. Check with a medical professional. I truly believe unless you have a baby you can not give milk.
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