Patient's question:
My nipple discharge is milky white. What's wrong? I also have hyperplasia. Is it cancer?Doctor's answer:
Nipple discharge should first be considered as intraductal papilloma of the nipple. However, milky nipple discharge cannot be ruled out as a sign of breast glandular lesions. It is recommended to seek medical attention for ductography. If there is a filling defect, it can be diagnosed, and surgical removal should be performed. Additionally, a breast scan should be conducted to assess the condition of breast hyperplasia.