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Discharge from both the breast
There is a White sticky discharge sometimes it's a transparent sticky discharge from both the breast...check with doc,she asked me to take up mammography..I m scared of taking up mammography..but there s no lump...wat can be d reason.pl help
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For any disease , before we start the treatment we should have a diagnosis. And for diagnosis we should do some investigations. If you don't want investigations then we can't diagnose the problem and if we start treatment without diagnosis it is known as quackery.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
At age 33 u don't need mamography but a blood test s.prolactin n an ultrasound breast to find out the reason
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