Patient's question:
Recently, after squeezing my nipple, there was yellow fluid. I went to the hospital for E1E2PRL; mammography; and brain CT, but there were no results for the pituitary gland, only slight lobular hyperplasia. What should I do next? Is it possible that I have breast disease?Doctor's answer:
Hello, during postpartum or pregnancy, breasts secrete milk, which is a normal physiological phenomenon. If the breasts secrete milk outside of pregnancy or lactation, it is called galactorrhea. Nipple discharge is a clinical symptom, often indicating some pathological changes in the breast. It is recommended that you visit a local gynecology and obstetrics hospital for a thorough examination. You should register for the gynecology department for follow-up and then proceed with diagnosis and treatment.