Patient's question:
Now it might be due to the pressure of survival. My wife's nipples always secrete some colorless liquid, which can't be milk. Our child is already 4 years old. I'm afraid she might have some illness, so I took her to a gynecological hospital for a thorough examination. However, the results of the thorough examination showed no disease, but the liquid is still flowing. What foods are good for nipple discharge?Doctor's answer:
Nipple discharge is a common breast disease, and there are usually many reasons that can cause it. The milky yellow discharge is the most common type, almost seen in various breast diseases, with hyperplasia being the most frequent. A small portion may be due to intraductal papillary tumors or breast cancer. Promptly visit the hospital for follow-up, undergo careful cytological examination of the discharge, near-infrared breast detection ultrasound examination, mammography, or selective inflammatory ductography. These are many methods for nipple discharge examination and can be selectively applied. Survival care identifies the cause and diagnoses the disease, followed by specific medication.