What is the problem of yellow water coming out of the nipple?

Under normal circumstances, if a woman is not breastfeeding, she cannot squeeze out milk from her nipples. However, once yellow water is squeezed out, it indicates that there is something abnormal with the breast. She may be suffering from breast hyperplasia, mastitis, mammary duct ectasia, etc. In severe cases, she may also suffer from breast cancer. Therefore, if you find that yellow water can be squeezed out of your nipples in your life, you must check and treat it in time.

1. What is the reason for yellow discharge from the nipple?

Breast experts point out that many breast diseases can induce the occurrence of discharge, the most common of which are breast hyperplasia, mastitis, mammary duct ectasia and breast cancer patients. However, the yellow liquid is mostly caused by breast hyperplasia and mammary duct ectasia.

Nipple discharge is one of the more common symptoms of breast disease and may also be one of the clinical manifestations of many systemic diseases. There are many reasons for nipple discharge, both physiological and pathological, and one of them may be a manifestation of breast cancer. Therefore, we must be vigilant about nipple discharge and not take it lightly. The nature of the spilled scale and the conditions at the time of spillage should be carefully observed. Is the discharge true or false? A true discharge is fluid coming out of the milk ducts. Pseudodischarge is common in people with inverted nipples. It is caused by the accumulation of exfoliated cells from the nipple epidermis in the indentation, causing a small amount of liquid bean curd-like exudate, which often has a foul odor. Once the inverted nipple is pulled out and the area is kept clean, the discharge will disappear. Nipple discharge can also be pathological, such as a disease called amenorrhea and galactorrhea syndrome, which is caused by a pituitary microadenoma. In addition to galactorrhea, it is also accompanied by amenorrhea, headache, narrowed visual field, and increased prolactin in the blood. A CT scan of the brain can confirm the diagnosis. Another type of bilateral nipple discharge is seen in a small number of patients with breast hyperplasia.

2. Self-care methods for breast diseases

1. Regulate menstruation

Clinically, it has been found that women with irregular menstrual cycles are more prone to breast hyperplasia than others. By regulating endocrine and menstruation, breast hyperplasia can also be prevented and treated.

2. Maintain a correct posture

Walk or sit upright, and maintain a graceful posture, especially avoid hunching over. You should lift your chest, raise your head, tuck in your stomach, and straighten your knees so that your beautiful breasts can stand out proudly, showing off your feminine charm.

3. Avoid wearing inappropriate bras

Choose the right bra and avoid wearing an inappropriate bra, or simply not wearing a bra. Choosing the right bra is a necessary measure to protect your breasts and should not be taken lightly. Therefore, you should choose a bra of the right size.

4. Try hot compress

Hot compress is a traditional Chinese medical treatment that can relieve breast pain by using a hot pack, hot water bottle, or hot bath. If you use alternating cold and hot compresses, the effect of eliminating breast discomfort will be better.

5. Sleeping habits

Regular sleep is not only beneficial to endocrine balance, but also provides a good environment for various hormones in the body to exert their healthy effects in a balanced manner. There is power in unity, and the synergistic cooperation of various hormones can naturally defeat breast hyperplasia.