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What Does Yellow Discharge From Nipples Of A Male Indicate?
Question: Hello doctors.
I am a 23 male and like playing with my nipples while masturbating. Last night I squeezed my right nipple very hard and found a very light yellow liquid coming out. I left my nipples alone. In morning I squeezed again and found that it comes very less and only when nipples are pressed hard from both nipples. Also Is it normal for males to play with nipples. I am fine otherwise.
I am a 23 male and like playing with my nipples while masturbating. Last night I squeezed my right nipple very hard and found a very light yellow liquid coming out. I left my nipples alone. In morning I squeezed again and found that it comes very less and only when nipples are pressed hard from both nipples. Also Is it normal for males to play with nipples. I am fine otherwise.
Brief Answer:
Avoid pressing nipples.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to HCM.
Leave the nipples alone and the discharge should stop.
You'll need to see a doctor, if there's pain or swelling in the nipple.
Occasionally, males do touch the nipples , but not frequently.
You'll be fine soon,don't worry.
Avoid pressing nipples.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to HCM.
Leave the nipples alone and the discharge should stop.
You'll need to see a doctor, if there's pain or swelling in the nipple.
Occasionally, males do touch the nipples , but not frequently.
You'll be fine soon,don't worry.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
There is very mild pain. Very slight in nipples and somewhat sides. But as i told i have squeezed in morning to check again and it started after that. Should I wait for sometime? May be pain goes on its own. If yes then how long?
Brief Answer:
Maintain hygiene.
Detailed Answer:
Hi again.
My sincere advice is , don't keep trying to squeeze and check for discharge. The pain will not go away by this.
It may go on for over a week.
Keep it clean always.
Maintain hygiene.
Detailed Answer:
Hi again.
My sincere advice is , don't keep trying to squeeze and check for discharge. The pain will not go away by this.
It may go on for over a week.
Keep it clean always.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
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