Understanding Breast Discharge: Causes, Concerns, and When to Seek Help
Breast discharge Hello, Doctor. In 2012, I experienced bleeding from my left nipple and went to a major hospital for examination. The doctor recommended surgery, which I underwent. The doctor diagnosed me with fibrocystic breast disease and scheduled follow-ups every six months. ...
Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello: If there is no blood in the breast discharge, you may simply observe. The Changhua Hospital of the Ministry of Health and Welfare cares about you.[Read More] Understanding Breast Discharge: Causes, Concerns, and When to Seek Help
Understanding Breast Cysts: Are They Harmful or Just Benign?
Blister on the breast? Hello, Doctor Yu. I felt something in my breast and went for a breast ultrasound. The report showed a benign cyst, and the doctor said it was nothing to worry about, but didn't explain further. I would like to ask why there are cysts? Is it really not ...
Dr. Yu Mingchang Reply:
Hello^^ The so-called breast cysts refer to benign fibrocystic breast disease, which is not the same as the typical blisters one might imagine. More than 90% of these are benign changes that do not require treatment; annual follow-up with ultrasound is sufficient. Thank you!![Read More] Understanding Breast Cysts: Are They Harmful or Just Benign?
Understanding Nipple Injury and Breast Lumps: When to Seek Medical Advice
Breast issues Hello, under normal circumstances, is it common for a person's nipples to be easily injured? My right nipple often cracks with slight pressure. This situation has persisted for some time, and I have also discovered a hard lump on the right side of my right brea...
Dr. Zhang Zhenxiang Reply:
In general, if the nipples are easily injured, it is best to have them checked by a breast specialist to rule out any issues. As for breast lumps accompanied by pain (especially during menstruation), they may be indicative of fibrocystic breast disease, which is mostly benign. Yo...[Read More] Understanding Nipple Injury and Breast Lumps: When to Seek Medical Advice