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Itching areole on breast, sticky milky discharge comin out when squeeze?
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Itching breast: Please see your doctor and get scheduled for a mammogram as soon as possible. The above graphic illustrates changes in the breast that should prompt immediate medical attention.
Answered 9/3/2015
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