Jacquie wrote: <<<A woman, who weaned 16 months ago, has just had uncomfortable breasts and massaged them, only to get a few drops of *something*. It was a yellowish oily fluid, not sweet. Also separated, "like salad dressing", ie the fluid had clear and opaque parts.>>> I read your post and checked. I can still express a few drops of a very similar * something* from one pore on each side, and I weaned eight years ago. Several of my weaned breastfeeding friends can get a few drops like this too. None of us have other breast symptoms so we figure its OK if it is not uncommon. Come on all you long-weaned Lactnetters, unbutton your shirts, practice your expressing skills, and report back to us. Who holds the record? I suspect this is not too unusual. Or is it just more common in those of us who work in this field? Having said that, I would always encourage a mother to see her doctor if she has any concern *whatsoever* about her breasts. Breast cancer presents in many ways and early detection is the most important factor for the best outcome. Ros Escott B.App.Sc IBCLC