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Breast problem
When I press my breast a white watery liquid oozes out. Is there anything serious about it? Can u please clarify?
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I think it is normal.
But for sur i can do mamography and some hormonal tests.
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Need more detailed information and history. It's physiological if you are pregnant or lactating. But if associated with pain,fever or lump it is alarming.
Dear, consult with Gynecologist nearby and do routine check up for breast
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Avoid sleeping over the breast.
Don't squeeze the nipples.
Do regular exercise, some yoga postures like baddha padmasana,dhanurasana
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if you are willing to share more details on your medical history, current symptoms and diet, i will guide you over the phone regarding what should be done after assessing.
else check with a surgeon.
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Yes it’s due increase in prolactin hormones .
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Hello dear ! Share more details ! Please let me know know if any kind of pain is there.. we will start homepathic constitutional treatment ...it will cure soon..
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if you can just go for mammography once ☺️
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