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Have Greenish Liquid From Left Breast When Squeezed. What Should I Do?
I m a 20 year old virgin . The furthest I ve gotten with my with my boyfriend is oral, but he tends to suck on my nipples but he tends to favor the left one. But what I just noticed today is that my left breast when squeezed greenish grey liquid is leaking out. Only on my left breast though, nothing on my right breast. What should I do?
Sun, 1 Sep 2013
Hello,
Thanks for posting your query on health care magic.
Discharge from nipple other than pregnancy and lactation is most probably pathologic.
Greenish liquid from the breast suggest duct infection.
I suggest you to avoid any more squeezing and consult a doctor immediately before spread of infection.
It may require antibiotics depending on the severity.
Analgesics like NSAID's may be required if its painful.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Dr Nilofer
Thanks for posting your query on health care magic.
Discharge from nipple other than pregnancy and lactation is most probably pathologic.
Greenish liquid from the breast suggest duct infection.
I suggest you to avoid any more squeezing and consult a doctor immediately before spread of infection.
It may require antibiotics depending on the severity.
Analgesics like NSAID's may be required if its painful.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Dr Nilofer
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Hello,
Its possible you may have an infection.a swab test of the discharge should be done to determine presence of infection. Appropriate antibiotics will be needed after that.
Its possible you may have an infection.a swab test of the discharge should be done to determine presence of infection. Appropriate antibiotics will be needed after that.
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