The nipple can squeeze out clear liquid

This symptom is generally called nipple discharge, and it may also indicate breast cancer. But the probability is low, but we cannot rule out this possibility. First, we need to distinguish whether it is true or false, and then determine whether it is unilateral or bilateral. This is quite complicated. The key is to go to the hospital for a check-up and see what the doctor says. Don't scare yourself, it's usually not a big problem. Do not take medication blindly, otherwise it may make the condition worse.

Nipple discharge: 10-15% of this symptom may be breast cancer. Once this happens, don't be afraid. First learn to distinguish the following situations:

True and false: True discharge refers to the outflow of fluid from the mammary ducts; false discharge is the accumulation of exfoliated cells on the nipple epidermis, causing a small amount of liquid bean curd-like exudate, which is common in people with inverted nipples.

Bilateral or unilateral: Bilateral galactorrhea may be physiological and not pathological.

Single or multi-porous: The nipple has openings for 15-20 milk ducts. Single-hole discharge is mostly caused by intraductal papilloma. Porous discharge may be physiological, drug-induced, benign systemic disease, or fibrocystic breast disease.

Spontaneous overflow or compressed overflow: Spontaneous overflow is mostly pathological. About 13% of breast cancer patients have a history of spontaneous overflow. Benign or physiological discharge is most often caused by squeezing.

Clear watery discharge may be a sign of breast cancer. It is colorless and transparent, occasionally sticky, and leaves no traces after overflow. In addition, bloody discharge, which can be bright red, brown, light yellow, brown and other colors, is more dangerous and should be treated with high vigilance.

You probably have clear watery discharge, but it's best to go to the hospital for a check-up so you can feel more at ease.

This is a normal phenomenon during pregnancy. It is not colostrum. Colostrum is when you have just started to produce milk after giving birth. Moreover, colostrum is yellow in color. It can enhance the baby's immunity and is very good. Even if you do not plan to let your baby drink breast milk, you must let your baby drink colostrum.

The exudation of clear liquid from the nipple may be caused by breast hyperplasia, but it cannot rule out the possibility of milk duct dilatation or tumor. Further examination is needed to determine the cause and provide timely treatment.

Suggestions: Pay attention to local hygiene, avoid frequent squeezing, do not wear tight bras, do not use estrogen-containing drugs and cosmetics, go to the hospital for nipple discharge cytology examination, B-ultrasound examination or breast ductoscopy, etc., and carry out targeted treatment according to the examination results.

1 You are suffering from "nipple discharge", it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for breast cancer treatment.

2 Is the discharge from your right breast unifollicular or multifollicular? There is generally no need to worry about multi-hole serous (clear watery) discharge occurring in young women; single-hole serous discharge is best examined with B-ultrasound ductoscopy.