Patient's question:
Nipple discharge, squeezing, can break the skin to drip for testing. Check the results: high, mammography has been checked. MRI, breast ductoscopy is still unclear about the previous treatment and effectiveness: Under review? What is the reason? Very worried.Doctor's answer:
Are there any changes or symptoms on the surface of the breast? Additionally, were there any abnormalities found in the detailed ultrasound examination and the mammography? The recurrence of nipple discharge is generally more common with ductal ectasia of the breast. It can also be caused by recurrent breast hyperplasia. If it is due to a breast tumor, then an MRI and mammography can detect it. Another possibility is the presence of an intraductal papillary tumor, which can also cause this symptom. Some cases can be detected through a detailed ultrasound examination, while others may require a breast ductoscopy for confirmation.