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Nipple discharge
After using primosa boost tab from left breast shocking uneasy feel and both breast come out small amount of clear Watery discharge when i squeezing nipple.. Areola side uneasy feel
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A small amount of clear or watery fluid that appears only when both nipples are deliberately squeezed is common and is often physiological rather than a sign of disease. The squeezing itself is what produces and maintains it. Evening primrose containing supplements are sometimes associated with breast tenderness and odd shooting sensations, so a link with the tablet is plausible. What matters more than the fluid is whether it comes away on its own without squeezing, whether it is from a single duct, and whether it is blood stained.
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Stop squeezing or checking the nipples for two to three weeks and see whether it settles. Speak to the doctor who advised the supplement about pausing it, and book a clinical breast examination if the discharge continues.
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Spontaneous discharge that stains your clothing, discharge from a single duct, any blood in it, or a new lump should be examined promptly rather than watched.
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