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I haven't had a baby yet, but I know that my mom had this happen for months after she stopped breast feeding my sister. She leaked at the most random times. So, I would say its totally normalNormal saline flush and they will "dry up" on there own :) I am sure its really annoying at this point, though! ;)
As long as your breasts still sees stimulation, they will continue to make milkBreast milk Breast milk jaundice Lactose intolerance Nipple discharge - abnormal. Don't let him squeeze on them to get any fluid out for a while. This will help dry them up. As long as something is coming out your breasts will continue to replenish whatever has come out.
I stopped nursing my last one about 5 months ago. If I were to squeeze, I would be able to get some drops of milkBreast milk Breast milk jaundice Lactose intolerance Nipple discharge - abnormal but I def couldn't nurse a baby now. With all my pregnancies it has been that way; even up to a couple of years between babies. So, it's normal and won't keep you from conceiving when you are ready.
With my first son 6 years ago I could get something out by squeezing 2 years later. It will eventually completely dry up but could take a considerable amount of time.