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Discharge from breasts both
Hi 28f.I had c aec in 2019 Dec 2 .No breastfeed your the baby.today I found discharge from both breasts while pressing.it's white in colour. Iam on the following medications since a week for depression and anxiety and stress 1)sodium valproate (twice daily) 2)Clonazepam (half daily) 3)risperidon (once daily) 4)escitalopram(once daily) Is it due to the above medications? Chronic Confitions-- 1)having upper back ache since 2020 Dec MRI normal (is it anything related to breast n leaking of breast fluid) 2)pcod since 2015 Rarely pain in left breast comes and goes Don't find any lump as of now Am worried is it due to breast cancer or any serious issues??? Plz reply TIa LMP--May 6(lasted for 7 days but bleeding was only for 2 days other days spotting)
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Psychiatric medicines are known to cause milk let down from breast. If you do your Prolactin level, it will also be high.
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Yes it cud be due to the medicine ur on The most common reason is a high s.prolactin level Get ur prolactin levels checked
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Check for prolactin levels and post the report and then we can treat accordingly.
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U should do serum prolactin levels as few drugs among above can cause high prolactin
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