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Q: Milk White Discharge From Nipples

asked by: cray01 on June 11th, 2004

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I've been have this discharge in my breast for a while and just thought it was normal however, I went to have an annual pap yesterday and mentioned this to my Dr. Who said I might have a high level of prolactin hormones. She order some blood work. I've also been having a lot of headaches lately. I'm not sure if stress is just causing these headaches. My father passed away 3 weeks ago and i'm assuming this is what's causing my headaches. Should I be worried???

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jpatterson

replied on September 19th, 2004

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Your Not Alone

Well I have this same problem in my left nipple it's thick and creamy I mean I don't understand why and I have real bad headaches too so if you find out anything let me no

holla @
ya girl

joycelynn
aka
skittles

secret19

replied on November 29th, 2004

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Re: Milk White Discharge From Nipples

cray01 wrote:

i've been have this discharge in my breast for a while and just thought it was normal however, I went to have an annual pap yesterday and mentioned this to my Dr. Who said I might have a high level of prolactin hormones. She order some blood work. I've also been having a lot of headaches lately. I'm not sure if stress is just causing these headaches. My father passed away 3 weeks ago and i'm assuming this is what's causing my headaches. Should I be worried???

this is in reply to anyone who has had this problem. Its nothing dangerous and many woman have it. I did and its all controlled by your hormones. If you dont like it there is medicine for it and you can just tak to your doctor...
Goodluck

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