Cindy, I *presume* that this woman's doctor checked her serum prolactin
levels. If they are normal, I frankly don't understand the reference to a
brain tumor.  A benign pituitary tumor can cause hyperprolactinemia which
can cause milk production in the absence of a baby.  I can't figure out what
other sort of tumor could contribute to milk production if prolactin levels
were normal.....  ???  this doesn't make sense to me but if there's a
reasonable explanation I would like to know it!

Mary Renard, RN, BSN, IBCLC, LLL
Vienna Virginia  USA (not far from Cindy)

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