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Hi Girlygirl,
don’t worry about it, I never had this but at 24 had to have a mass removed and it turned out to be fine. I worried myself sick needlessly while I waited for the biopsy/bloodwork etc, when I should have just waited for the tests. I can understand how you feel but if you can, breathe deeply and wait. :) Blessings and good wishes, dea.
I had this several months back. It was more than likely hormonal imbalance – it went away and never returned.
When I was having the beginning symptoms of my thyroid issues, I had nipple discharge. If it was me I would ask the dr. if you could get a blood panel before you agreed to the mammagram. If it is a hormonal imbalance and the bloodwork discovers it, then you most likely will not need the mammagram. I say this only because if you are not of the age (forty plus years old) where you would typically get the mam. then it would really be an unnecessary procedure if the bloodwork took care of it. (Does that make sense?)
If it is a hormonal imbalance, then raw food is the way to go!
Oh, I guess I should have asked first….have you had a child, or been pregnant in the past? If so, it could be hormonal issues from that as well. I have not nursed my daughter now for over a year and I still have discharge.
If you’ve recently changed your exercise routine, worn overly tight sports bras, or experienced friction during workouts, it might be worth mentioning to your doctor, as physical stress can sometimes affect the body. It’s unlikely that nipple discharge is related to something like gym shoes or physical activity unless there’s significant pressure or trauma to the chest area during workouts.
Healyourself101.com & Herbal Legacy.com. Tons of info. there to help.
Common causes of nipple discharge include hormonal changes, infections, benign growths like papillomas, and in rare cases, breast cancer2. Hormonal imbalances, medications, and physical stimulation of the breast can also lead to discharge46. The color and consistency of the discharge can provide clues about its cause. For example, clear or milky discharge is often related to hormonal changes, Read Theory while bloody discharge may indicate a more serious condition