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can some one help me discharge from breasts

by shellsa, Jul 03, 2009 06:20PM

michelle here i was just wondering i have got this whitish watery milky discharge coming from my breasts does anyone know what it is its been for 3 weeeks now surelly it has to go away some time soon its been a bit sore my breasts also they hurt occasionly just squeesed and it all came out

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by japdip

, Jul 03, 2009 09:06PM

To: shellsha

Breast discharge is pretty much a normal occurance; only when it is spontaneous (without squeezing) and bloody and from only one breast does it raise concern. When the breast are squeezed a signal is sent to the brain and most times some discharge will occur. I would suggest that you stop squeezing your breasts and I'm sure the discharge will stop also. You can always ck. with your Dr. if you are concerned about something you don't understand. Regards ....

by kitonthemoon, Jul 04, 2009 05:01PM

To: Shellsha

Hi, I noticed that you're from Auckland...one of my favorite cities in NZ where I still hold plenty found memories.

I would go see my gyn just to make sure it is not something seirousl.

Kit

by shellsa, Jul 17, 2009 05:54PM

thank you ive seen the dr its my respiridol it raises my prolactin levels and gets sore breasts im changing meds

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