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Hormonal inbalance
I Got pregnant in june and august i Did DnC to flush it out, since then, i been seeing period 2--3days and experiencing discharge from my breast, we,ve done all tests but doctor said its HORMONAL IMBALANCEthe doctor prescribed a drug called PARLODEL, i have been using dis drugs for 2months nw and no positive result..please what should i do because me and my husband want to have babies.
Hi,
Nipple discharge is rarely a sign of breast cancer, but it might be indicative of an underlying condition that requires treatment. Parlodel was prescribed by your doctor to treat your nipple discharge due to too much prolactin in the blood. Have you told your Doctor that after 2 months on this medication you are still experiencing the discharge?
Since you have done all the necessary tests and no abnormality was detected, I would agree with your Doctor that the discharge is most probably due to hormonal imbalance.
However you could also consult a Breast Specialist,( for a second opinion) who can evaluate your condition in more detail and ordering additional tests if needed.
Best wishes...
Nipple discharge is rarely a sign of breast cancer, but it might be indicative of an underlying condition that requires treatment. Parlodel was prescribed by your doctor to treat your nipple discharge due to too much prolactin in the blood. Have you told your Doctor that after 2 months on this medication you are still experiencing the discharge?
Since you have done all the necessary tests and no abnormality was detected, I would agree with your Doctor that the discharge is most probably due to hormonal imbalance.
However you could also consult a Breast Specialist,( for a second opinion) who can evaluate your condition in more detail and ordering additional tests if needed.
Best wishes...
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