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Bloody discharge from left nipple

Dear friends,

Since Nov 2005 I have been having a discharge from my left nipple. 1st the discharge was transparent, then yellowish & later bloody in colour.

I do not have any pain in the breast nor any lumps. The discharge usually starts a day before my periods are to start & continues till ovulation time. After which it tapers off & starts again.

In 2005 I was worried it was serious so got all the checkups done, but when it was not serious I left it at that.

However now I am keen that the problem stops altogether. Any suggestions / feedback / remedies?

Regards,
Shabdee

shabdee on 2013-03-26

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Pl take
1. Castor Equi-30 6 pills twice a day. (every day)
2. Graphitis-200 6 pills at bed teime every day

Pl take the treatment for 15 days and then give feedback

R.P. Tamhankar

shouse_nsk last decade

Thank you. Will try.

Do you know what the issue is? Read a lot of symptoms but they don't match.

shabdee last decade

You take medicines for 15 days and then we will take a review.

R.p. Tamhankar

shouse_nsk last decade

Just a quick message to let you know that I finally started using the medicine today. Was not able to get hold of them earlier due to my schedule.

Will update in 15 days. Thank you.

shabdee last decade

Can you please email me your contact details Dr. Tamhankar at shabyaar (at) yahoo (dot) co (dot)uk>

Need to update.

shabdee last decade

I have mailed you my email address

R.P. Tamhankar

shouse_nsk last decade

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