I went to my doctor for pain in my left breast, with a green/black discharge. She ran a culture on the discharge, and after 48 hours, it grew 2 different "STAFF" infections. She is sending me to an infectious disease doctor due to the staff. Please have your doctor check your culture of the green/black discharge to see if this is what is happening. I will post again after the 28th of April, when I go to the new doctor.
Hello,
The first possibility that is coming to my mind is mammary duct ectasia.It causes one or more of the ducts beneath your nipple to become inflamed and clogged with a thick, sticky substance that's green or black. However, this diagnosis depends upon whether the discharge is coming from one duct or more than one duct. When you express discharge from the nipple, you can see if it comes from just one point (duct) on the nipple or whether there are multiple droplets from several ducts or more. If the discharge is from one duct then it can be due to mammary duct ectasia or breast cancer.Mammogram or ductogram may be required to confirm the diagnosis.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
interesting question!
my first thought is "why are our boogers green? or our 'sleep' is yellow or green sometimes." why is anything on our bodies colored the way it is?
i can't explain why the discharge is green but i think i'd be more worried if it was bloody or ***** or painful. but if its just a little crust and painless, i wouldn't let myself worry about it too much as it doesn't seem like an infection. and if you have green discharge and dont like it, i'm sure you would warn your lover and let them decide if they want to ingest it or not.
best of luck finding your answers as to why it is green. you almost need a poll to answer this question.
but as to your question. it does seem normal if its painless and i wouldn't worry.