If the alert Putting Breast Suddenly Remove Fluid

Question: I am 21 years old woman and I am not married. Is it normal if my nipple out of milk? Though I was not pregnant or breastfeeding. answer: Dear Ambar, For young women and who are not in the breastfeeding period, discharge from the nipple should be aware. Although it can be a normal condition, discharge from the nipple may also be indicative of cancer. Nipple discharge can vary, there is a clear, milky white, green, black, or blood. The most dangerous when that came out was blood. In addition to blood, another sign that must be aware of is if the liquid is expelled spontaneously, or if pressed then exit from a single point, as well as shell out more when you're using a bra. Discharge from the nipple may be due to a tumor in the breast or brain tumors. However, discharge from the nipple is also sometimes is normal. Usually it is found on the side effects of long-term psychotropic medication or no dilated duct in the breast. Another cause that can affect it such as cysts in the breast, infection or mastitis, or in women who are about to enter the age of menopause. dr. Margareta AmaliaUntuk determine whether the liquid caused by a tumor or not, you should immediately consult. There are several medical examinations will be conducted to establish the diagnosis, such as mammography, ultrasound, blood tests and a biopsy if there is suspicion of cancer cells. May be useful. dr. Margaret Amelia www.MeetDoctor.com