Human males possess breast tissue and the necessary hormonal pathways, such as prolactin signaling, making them biologically capable of producing milk under certain medical conditions or hormonal stimuli.
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Galactorrhoea: Successful Treatment with Reduction of Plasma Prolactin Levels by Brom-ergocryptine
1972 · cited by 320
Paper [7] documents clinical cases of inappropriate lactation (galactorrhoea) and impotence in male patients presenting with elevated prolactin levels.
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Plasma Prolactin Activity in Inappropriate Lactation
1971 · cited by 69
Paper [9] identifies plasma prolactin in patients of both sexes experiencing inappropriate lactation, confirming the physiological capacity.