You can start producing colostrum (first milk) at any point in the pregnancy, though the first trimester is a little unusual. Most women start around 30 weeks or later. There could be a pituitary growth (which is harmless) or some sort of hormonal imbalance
Call your doctor, they will order bloodwork to check for pregnancy and your prolactin level. If prolactin level is elevated, then you will be sent for an MRI scan of your brain to check for a pituitary tumor. If your hCG levels are elevated, then it is most likely a pregnancy. If it is neither of those things, they will be able to give you the best answer for why you are experiencing this.
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