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When i squeeze my nipple watery liquid comes out - just recently had a breast ultrasound and came out clear. should i be concerned?
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Watery discharge: Watery discharge from the nipples can be physiologic(from squeezing, rubbing from bra,etc) or pathologic from disease. The normal ultrasound is reassuring, but It's advisable to have a breast surgeon examine and advise you. A mammogram may or may not be advised after the assessment.
Answered 11/27/2017
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