Yellow fluid squeezed out of breast

Under normal circumstances, if a woman is not breastfeeding, she will not be able to squeeze out breast milk from her nipples. However, if yellow liquid is squeezed out, it means that there is something wrong with the breast. It may be breast hyperplasia, mastitis, mammary duct ectasia, etc. In severe cases, it may even be breast cancer. Therefore, if you find that yellow liquid can be squeezed out of your nipples in daily life, try to get checked and treated in time.

1. What is the reason for thick yellow fluid when squeezing the breast?

Breast experts emphasize: Many breast diseases can cause the occurrence of discharge, the most common ones are breast hyperplasia, mastitis, mammary duct ectasia and breast cancer patients, but the yellowish liquid is mostly caused by breast hyperplasia and mammary duct ectasia.

Nipple discharge is one of the more common symptoms of breast disease and may also be one of the clinical symptoms of many systemic diseases. There are many reasons for nipple discharge, some of which are physiological and some are sexual, and it may also be one of the main manifestations of breast cancer. Therefore, we must be vigilant about nipple discharge and not take it lightly. The characteristics of the overflow scale and the conditions when it overflows should be observed. Is the discharge pathological or occult? Pathological discharge refers to the discharge of fluid from the breast tube. Latent discharge is more common in people with nipple pits, because the cells of the nipple epidermis fall off and accumulate in the pits, causing a small amount of liquid-like soy milk-like exudate, which often has an odor. Once the indented nipple is pulled out and the area is kept clean, the discharge will subside. Nipple discharge can also be pathological, such as a disease called amenorrhea and galactorrhea syndrome, which is caused by a pituitary microadenoma. In addition to galactorrhea, it is also accompanied by amenorrhea, headache, decreased vision, and increased prolactin in the blood. Head CT scan can be used for diagnosis. Another type of bilateral nipple discharge is common in patients with small amounts of breast hyperplasia.

2. Self-care methods for breast diseases

1. Regulate menstruation

Clinical medicine has found that women with irregular menstrual cycles are more prone to breast hyperplasia than others. By regulating endocrine and menstruation, breast hyperplasia can also be prevented and treated.

2. Maintain a straight posture

Walk and sit upright, maintain a graceful figure, especially do not hunch your chest. You should lift your head and chest out, tilt your head back, tuck in your abdomen, and straighten your knees so that your beautiful breasts can stand out happily and your feminine charm can be fully displayed.

3. Avoid wearing an inappropriate bra

Choose the right bra. Avoid wearing an inappropriate bra, or simply not wearing a bra. Choosing the right bra is an essential measure to protect your breasts. Don't take chances, so choose a bra of appropriate size and size.

4. Use heat

Heat is a traditional Chinese medical treatment that can relieve breast pain using methods such as heat bags, hot water bottles, or hot baths. If you use the cold and hot compress alternating method, the effect of eliminating breast discomfort will be better.

5. Sleeping regularity

Regular sleep is not only beneficial to the balance of endocrine, but also provides a good atmosphere for the body's various hormones to balance and play a healthy role. There is strength in unity, and the synergistic cooperation of various growth hormones can certainly defeat breast hyperplasia.