Sentences with phrase «for nipple discharge»

The same goes for any nipple discharge (other than breast milk) and swelling, warmth, or tenderness.
They do this by repeatedly squeezing their nipples to check for nipple discharge.
Another name for nipple discharge in babies is «witch's milk.»

Not exact matches

Being cyclic in occurrence, breast soreness is often not an extremely serious problem, yet in case nipples discharge fluid, a mass or lump is felt, or if there is persisting pain happening for a long amount of time, then medical consultation should be considered.
«The most common time that I see moms for nipple pain or damage is after their milk supply drastically increases, which is usually after hospital discharge,» shares Jennifer Pitkin, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC).
It is common for women to experience skin changes including more acne, weight gain, loss of hair, dark hair growth, headaches, breast tenderness, nipple discharge (not related to breastfeeding), low sex drive, vaginal dryness, and bloating.
For women who aren't breastfeeding, the sight of nipple discharge can be alarming.
Hence, in case of a bloody or a brown nipple discharge during pregnancy, it is absolutely essential for a woman to inform the doctor about it immediately.
However, while there are several cases, where the discharge from the nipples is normal, it is also possible for this symptom to be an indication of a problem.
Those same hormones are also responsible for any milky discharge leaking from the nipples (a possibility for both boy and girl babies) and vaginal discharge (which can sometimes be tinged with blood).
But if the discharge coming from your nipples is not milky and looks clear, bloody, or yellow, this is cause for concern.
And cracked nipples put you at risk for mastitis: If you develop a fever, sore muscles, yellowish discharge, or tenderness in one breast, call your doctor.
Nipple discharge, for example, can also be caused by an infection.
Your doctor will examine your breasts and the skin on your breasts, as well as check for nipple problems and discharge.
Other breast cancer tests — diagnostic mammograms, ultrasounds, MRIs, and biopsies — are for women with symptoms who, for example, «feel a lump, have redness on the skin of their breast, or have discharge from the nipple,» says Dr. Jokich.
The doctor may gently squeeze each nipple to check for discharge.
A study for the National Cancer Institute completed at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, however, reported that soy - eating men experienced «nipple discharge, breast enlargement and slight decreases in testosterone.»
Squeeze the nipple; check for discharge and lumps.
Completed for the National Cancer Institute, it found soy - eating men experienced «nipple discharge, breast enlargement, slight decreases in testosterone and hot flashes.»
Note: Each mammary gland and nipple should be checked at least once a day for redness, hardness, discharge, or streaking colour.
A veterinarian should be consulted if your dog is off her food for more than 24 hours or you notice a discharge from her nipples or vulva as there may be other problems.
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