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2023-06-20 05:10:13
Hello respected doctor can paroxetine medicine cause nipple discharge after using paroxetine I got nipple discharge and it is watery and milky type discharge the discharge came out only when i squeeze the nipple
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Yes, it can. This group of drugs can cause nipple discharge.
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Do not squeeze the discharge out as it may cause the nipple to bleed. If the discharge is spontaneous (comes out on its own) you need to get checked by a breast specialist.
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If the colour of the discharge changes, please connect with me.

Answered2023-06-20 05:34:04

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Nipple discharge due to paroxetine is less likely.
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Consult surgeon nearby for clinical examination

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