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From 10 days breast is leaking after removing bra at night. (Stopped breastfeeding from almost two years) .I am having watery discharge. But today I am having pain in my left breast from morning and it is gradually increasing. What should I do . Is this hormonal or something else.
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It can be due to hyperprolactinemia and breast examination needed
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Check serum prolactin
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Milky or watery discharge from both breasts two years after stopping breastfeeding is not residual milk and should be investigated. The commonest reason is a raised prolactin level, which can come from a small benign pituitary lesion, an underactive thyroid, or several medicines including some used for acidity, nausea, blood pressure and mood. Nipple stimulation, including frequent checking, keeps the discharge going. Watery or milky discharge from both sides is generally less concerning than discharge from a single duct or discharge that is blood stained.
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Please see a gynaecologist or a breast specialist and ask for serum prolactin and thyroid function tests, and take a list of every medicine and supplement you use. A clinical breast examination should be part of the visit.
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Stop squeezing or checking the breasts, as that alone sustains the discharge. Discharge from one breast only, blood in it, or a new lump needs prompt assessment.
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May be hormonal, may be infection. Kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.
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