Nipple Discharge

Nipple discharge refers to the presence of fluid coming out of the nipple. It can be caused by a variety of factors, including hormonal changes, infection, injury, or breast cancer. The discharge can be unilateral (from one breast) or bilateral (from both breasts) and may vary in colour and consistency

Bloody nipple discharge in a three-month-old formula-fed infant

Figure 14 from Nipple discharge: The role of imaging.

Breast lump showing a bloody nipple discharge. Skin pun

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MRI guide excision for patient with whom nipple discharge stopped

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Brown/dark green discharge out of left nipple? I have a mammo

Evaluation of Nipple Discharge

Nipple Discharge

Nipple Discharge Understanding Clear & Bloody Nipple Discharge