Milky white fluid coming out of breast

Breast disease is one of the biggest killers that harm women. Having perfect breasts is the pursuit of every woman, but many women also have transparent fluid in their nipples, which makes many women very worried. Let us explain to you why transparent fluid appears in the nipples.

Process/Method:

1. First: When a woman is not pregnant or breastfeeding, fluid is discharged when the nipple is squeezed, which is called nipple discharge. Nipple discharge is a common symptom of breast disease and can be divided into physiological discharge and non-physiological discharge. Physiological discharge refers to milk secretion during pregnancy and lactation, bilateral nipple discharge caused by contraceptives or sedatives, and a small amount of discharge on one or both sides of postmenopausal women.

2. Second: If this symptom occurs, such as papilloma in the milk duct, cystic breast hyperplasia, etc., it is recommended that you go to the breast department of the hospital for further examination to eliminate adverse conditions.

3. Second: There are many types of diseases that can be treated with nipple white moisturizing lotion. The clinical symptoms of various diseases are very complicated. Different diseases have corresponding clinical manifestations and are non-specific. Various auxiliary inspections have their limitations. Therefore, the diagnosis and treatment of nipple discharge can be difficult, and there is even a lack of a proper diagnostic basis for the treatment of the disease.

Frequently Asked Questions:

You should pay attention to breast hygiene and control your diet. If women have such a condition, it is better to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Be careful about nipple discharge

(1) Milky water sample. It is often physiological, such as shortly after weaning or abortion, and is not a manifestation of cancer.

(2) Purulent discharge is common in duct ectasia and plasma cell mastitis.

(3) Light yellow discharge is the most common type of discharge and is basically common in various breast diseases, with breast hyperplasia being the most common. Some of them are intraductal papilloma or breast cancer. Therefore, it is necessary to remain vigilant.

(4) Stubborn discharge, which can be different colors such as red, brown, light yellow, dark brown, etc. This type of discharge is a dangerous signal and should be highly alert. 50% to 75% of them are intraepithelial papilloma and 15% are breast cancer. If persistent discharge occurs after menopause, 75% is breast cancer.

(5) Cold water overflow, which is colorless and completely transparent, occasionally sticky, and leaves no trace after overflow. This type of discharge may be a sign of breast cancer and should be further examined.