What is the reason for yellow fluid to come out of the breast?

If female friends find that yellow water is squeezed out of their breasts, this is definitely an abnormal phenomenon. It is very likely that nipple inflammation has occurred, which may be caused by poor personal hygiene habits. Therefore, you must take good care of yourself in all aspects, eat a light diet, change your underwear and take a bath frequently, etc., and do a comprehensive job of protecting your breasts.

1. What is the reason for yellow fluid coming out of the breast?

First of all, it is possible that you may have nipple inflammation. In this case, you are advised to pay attention to personal hygiene. You can use warm water to rinse the nipples. Frequent hot compresses are also helpful. You can use erythromycin eye ointment as the medication. Remember to avoid spicy and irritating foods and change your underwear frequently.

Second, this situation is considered to be caused by increased prolactin. It is recommended to do a six-item hormone test to observe.

Guidance:

If it is too high, it can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine or hormone drugs. Wash more often and pay attention to hygiene. I wish you a speedy recovery.

3. If yellow fluid is squeezed out of the breasts, this may be a symptom of endocrine disorders if you are not pregnant.

Guidance:

In this case, if you are not pregnant, then it is a symptom caused by endocrine disorders. It is recommended to do color ultrasound and hormone test first to make a clear diagnosis.

4. Nipple discharge is generally caused by breast hyperplasia, breast duct dilatation, etc.

It is recommended to pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, avoid fatigue, reduce work and life pressure, avoid mental stress, and avoid anxiety. Do not eat spicy or irritating food, do not drink alcohol, wear loose cotton underwear, and go to a regular hospital for breast ultrasound and other examinations to clarify the situation and make targeted treatment.

5. The breasts can be squeezed out to produce thick yellow water.

How long has it been! Is there any swelling, pain, hyperplasia, etc.? Suggestion: You should go to the hospital for a check-up. The doctor will make a clear diagnosis and propose a treatment plan based on your symptoms and signs, as well as auxiliary clinical examinations (such as blood and urine tests, X-rays, B-ultrasound, etc.).