Patient's question:
Nipple has three unilateral holes with translucent, odorless watery fluid, already surrounded by three circles. Gently squeezing resembles water droplets the size of green beans. Ultrasound examination suggests bilateral breast structural disorder, and blood test shows normal prolactin levels. What should I do? Concerned for help: Ultrasound examination suggests bilateral breast structural disorder, and blood test shows normal prolactin levels. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Nipple discharge should be considered for mastitis, which is blocked milk secretion accompanied by bacterial infection. It is recommended to check with a regular hospital's breast department. Erythromycin can be applied locally, or antibiotics can be taken orally for treatment. Additionally, in daily life, patients should balance their nutritional intake, engage in aerobic exercises to exercise their bodies, and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical fitness and speed up recovery.