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Felt and noticed a clear watery liquid out of aerolas. tiny amount. when squeezed no pain also small amount of liquid. not pregnant. what could it be?
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Areola discharge: This is usually a normal situation as the areola have montgomery glands that can secrete fluid as you described. This is of no concern, and you can stop worrying.
Answered 7/31/2020
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