Patient's question:
I have had bilateral nipple discharge for over 10 years. During this period, I underwent a brain CT scan, and the results showed no abnormalities. I also had a nipple secretion examination, which was normal. I don't know the cause. As long as I gently squeeze my nipples, colorless and transparent liquid will flow out. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
Nipple discharge may be more likely caused by fibrocystic changes. Fibrocystic disease is the most common benign gynecological condition in women. It is neither a tumor nor an inflammatory condition. From a histological perspective, it is characterized by fibrosis and degenerative changes in breast tissue, closely associated with endocrine dysfunction. Fibrocystic disease often presents as breast pain and palpable nodules. The harm it causes is not based on the disease itself but on psychological stress. You need to relax and face it correctly.