I don't believe that benign breast calcifications (I assume diagnosed on 
a mammogram) have anything to do with milk supply. They are very often 
noted on mammograms, more common as women age, and are usually just a 
few scattered about the breast. I don't have any other clinical info 
about this woman, nor a report of her mammo, so that's about all I could 
say.
Anne Eglash MD
Clinical Associate Professor
Dept of Family Medicine
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
600 N. 8th St.
Mount Horeb, WI, 53572
608-437-3064 (O)
608-437-4542 (fax)

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