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Right side nipple pain
I am unmarried. I am having right side nipple pain and burning for 45days and right armpit mild pain for few days. I took more medicine for this. And i am not getting cured. I took mammogram and ultra sound. Mammogram is clear. In ultra sound there are two lines 1) well defined oval hypoechoic lession messuring 6*3 mm noted in 3-4clock position of right breast. 2) bilateral axilary lymph nodes with preserved fatty hila noted (insignificant).
And i have removed my right side ovary due to dermoid cyst. And my left ovary report is " left ovary is normal in size and shows multiple periperally arranged follicles".
Impression:
Polycystic appearing left ovary
Please help me to find out my problem. What kind of problem i am having? Is this cancer?
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello there..... Nipple pain can be normal. As the levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body change during a woman's cycle nipple sensitivity can also change. Nipple pain can also be mechanical-- from friction with certain fabrics....
If you feel a firm mass under the nipple, if you see any redness, discharge, or bleeding, or if you have any fevers or chills.... Consult your Gynecologist for further evaluation and treatment.....
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