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I have white stuff in my milk ducts i don't have no drainage a clear drainage and i don't feel any lumps i'm 29 so am i ready for a mamogram?
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Not really: No palpable lump.Iwill have it checked with your doctor and if indicated you may get ultrasound exam before any consideration is given to do ultrasound.
Answered 8/22/2013
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See your doctor: about the discharge. Bilateral discharge is not likely to be due to cancer, and a mammogram may not be needed. If imaging is warranted, ultrasound would be the modality of first choice.
Answered 7/21/2014
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