Brown liquid coming out of nipple

I don't know if any women have ever tried to squeeze their nipples. Maybe mothers who have given birth to children will often squeeze their nipples, but unmarried girls will definitely not do such a thing. In fact, squeezing the nipples frequently to squeeze out the dirt in the house is good for women's bodies, but some girls will find that the liquid squeezed out of the nipples is brown. What is going on?

Breast discharge may be caused by breast inflammation or pituitary tumor. The pituitary gland regulates the secretion of various hormones, including estrogen and progesterone. If there is a problem with the pituitary gland, changes in hormone levels will cause corresponding symptoms. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and do an MRI to rule out pituitary problems.

In the non-pregnancy and non-lactation period, the discharge of fluid when the nipple is squeezed is called nipple discharge. 1. Mammary duct ectasia 2. Intraductal papilloma 3. Cystic breast hyperplasia 4. Breast cancer. In short, nipple discharge is an important breast symptom, 10% to 15% of which may be breast cancer. If symptoms occur, go to the hospital promptly for treatment and do a smear cytology examination of the discharge. The positive diagnostic rate of near-infrared breast scanning for ductal lesions in the areola area can reach 80% to 95%. B-ultrasound examination and mammography also have a considerable accuracy rate.

Suggestions: Selective lesion ductography is a commonly used examination method for nipple discharge. It has great value in the differential diagnosis of benign and malignant nipple discharge. It can also provide physicians with accurate positioning of the surgical resection range.