See a doctor or gynecologist preferably and first have it checked. While at times you may not find a breast lump, you cannot exclude breast cancer as a possibility especially if you are experiencing abnormal discharge and itchiness. It could also be an infection (less likely) or due to hormonal factors (more likely). These hormonal factors could be associated with excessive physical activity but they could also be indicative of hormonal problems that may not be apparent now. You may only discover this later in life when/IF fertility issues arise. So see a doctor first and even though it may be minor, you should not try to self medicate without first getting medical advice.

You do not mention if you have been able to fall pregnant since your abortion and what type of abortion you underwent at the time. A discharge can persists for a period of time after an abortion but not for so long. The fact that it is not just oozing out spontaneously may not prompt emergency medical intervention but you need to see a doctor. A number of possibilities could be resulting in this including hormone disorders (which could very likely affect fertililty), retained uterine contents after an abortion (which is unlikely given the period of time), or a number of breast disorders. I would not like to say if this is normal or abnormal as there are many serious medical disorders that may cause this. See a gynecologist as soon as you can.

Your doctor will take the necessary steps based on his findings after taking your case history and concluding the physical examination. A mammogram would most likely be a consideration.

It is difficult to conclusively say what the cause is. A lot depends on your medical history, age, health status and clinical findings. The fact that you have been on birth control for so long could increase the risk for breast cancer. This MAY account for the brown discharge. This is not a diagnosis, just a possibility. You need to see a gynecologist and have a mammogram to identify any pathology within the breast. A physical exam of the breast is not always sufficient.

Thanks in advance for the help….

Yes, the hormones causing galactorrhea may affect fertility. By identifying the cause of the galactorrhea and correcting it, your chances of falling pregnant may increase provided that there are no other causes of infertility.