Which herbal supplement made a woman ooze a milky discharge?
US doctors are blaming a stinging nettle supplement, taken for allergies, for the 30-year-old’s galactorrhea
A woman developed galactorrhea after taking stinging nettle supplements to treat allergies, highlighting the importance of asking all patients about OTC preparations, say US doctors.
The 30-year-old presented to a primary care clinic at the University of Rochester in New York after developing an intermittent white discharge from both breasts.
