How should nipple discharge be treated

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I had a light yellow discharge in my left breast. I had B-ultrasound, prolactin test and sex hormone test. After finding out nipple discharge, through treatment, it has improved slightly. Let's share how to treat nipple discharge.

How should nipple discharge be treated

First: women of all ages may have nipple discharge, which may be the symptoms of breast cyst, breast hyperplasia, mastitis or breast fibroma. Nipple discharge, often accompanied by pain, in this case, most of the benign lesions.

Second: unilateral nipple discharge is mostly caused by pathological lesions, which are mainly local lesions, such as breast duct benign lesions and breast cancer. Targeted treatment is carried out according to different diseases.

Third: porous discharge is mostly caused by physiological factors, although this situation does not need treatment, but do not always go to stimulate, squeeze it, wear loose clothes, and match the appropriate bra, etc.

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Here I would like to give you some warm tips: in case of nipple discharge, we should go to a regular hospital for detailed examination. If it is pathological, we need active treatment. If it is physiological, we need to protect ourselves from stimulation.