Patient's question:
The baby has been weaned for over a year, but why did milk suddenly come back? This has never happened before. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No care has been taken. Help sought: Consultation to determine if this is a normal phenomenon.Doctor's answer:
Causes of illness 1. Classification: Nipple discharge can be divided into two types: true discharge and false discharge. True discharge refers to natural nipple discharge during non-pregnancy and non-lactation periods, while false discharge refers to the from superficial nipple inflammation or galactorrhea. 2. Etiology: The causes of true nipple discharge can include hemophilia, purpura, endocrine disorders, inflammation of the ducts themselves, and inflammation within the breast. Conditions such as intraductal papilloma, fibrocystic breast disease, duct ectasia, ductitis, and intraductal carcinoma of the breast are common causes of nipple discharge.