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Discharge from Nipple
1
painless breast lumps
firm lump
dimpling or ulcer of skin over lump
nipple discharge
family history of breast cancer
may have lump under armpit
2
painful bilateral breast lumps
nipple discharge
lumps may increase in size with menstrual cycle
pain may increase before period
3
fatigue and weight gain
cold intolerance
nipple discharge
dry skin
menstrual irregularities
4
irregular or absence menstrual periods
nipple discharge
headache
problems with vision
unable to get pregnant
5
rapidly increasing breast pain
most often occurs during pregnancy and breast feeding
pus like discharge from nipple
swollen, hot, red breast
6
use of antiphsychotic medications
use of antidepressants
use of valium or librium
nipple discharge
7
small lump close to nipple
blood discharge from nipple
Possible medical conditions of Discharge from Nipple : - Breast Cancer - Fibrocystic Disease - Hypothyroidism - Pituitary Tumor - Craniopharyngioma - Meningioma - Mastitis - Breast Abscess - Medication Induced Breast Discharge - ductal papilloma - breast cancer.
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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008
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