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A member asked:
I had a mammogram today - clear liquid came out one breast when squeezed by machine. i'm 55, on birth control to control menopausal symptoms. i have dense breasts, still menstruating - fibrocysts. no prior cancer. normal? tech said yes.
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Yes: It is not uncommon to have a clear discharge from the nipple if the breast tissue or nipple is compressed (squeeze). Continue doing your mammograms when recommended by your doctor.
Answered 5/16/2020
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