Six months pregnant, the nipple is inverted and yellow fluid flows out when squeezed.

Patient's question:

Main symptoms: Nipple inversion with yellow fluid discharge
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Doctor's answer:

After the sixth month of pregnancy, a small amount of pale yellow liquid called colostrum may leak from the nipples. So the yellow liquid you squeezed out is colostrum, which is normal. If the nipples are inverted, you can stretch them more one month before delivery to pull them out, which is beneficial for the baby to suck. Around three to four days after birth, milk will be secreted, allowing for breast care and preparing for breastfeeding in a timely manner. This not only helps you avoid the discomfort of engorged breasts but also enables the baby to quickly start drinking breast milk.