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Question #20464
354 days ago
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Discharge - #20464

Justina

Had a miscarriage 2years ago as a result started having nipple discharge which refused to stop even after taking Bromocriptine for over a month.What could be the cause and what is the possible treatment ?breast milk comes out only when I squeeze them and it's whitish in colour like the normal breast milk from a nursing mother.

Age: 30
Chronic illnesses: Hiv/asthma
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Your persistent nipple discharge (galactorrhea) may be due to high prolactin levels, hormonal imbalances, medication side effects, or underlying issues related to your HIV or asthma treatments. First, please let me know if you have consulted the doctor who is managing your HIV and asthma treatment regarding this issue. Also, have you undergone a prolactin level test or any other hormonal investigations?

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Persistent nipple discharge since 2 years after miscarriage suggests of harmonal imbalance, I suggest you to go for us scan to rule out pcos and to do thyroid profile and prolactin levels

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Better not to squeeze It will dry up

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Nipple discharge like you’re describing can be concerning, especially when it persists over time. In Ayurveda, the bodily balance is viewed through the lens of doshas. An imbalance, particularly in the Kapha dosha, could be contributing to your condition, but understanding the root cause will require a more thorough examination.

First, this kind of milky discharge could be linked to what’s known in western medicine as galactorrhea. Sometimes, hormonal imbalances, particularly around prolactin (which is a hormone involved in milk production), or even certain medications, can lead to this. Stress and certain foods can also impact your doshic balance, and therefore, your symptoms.

Ayurvedically, focus on your diet to pacify aggravated Kapha. Incorporate warming spices into your meals like ginger, turmeric, and black pepper, they help in balancing any Kapha disturbance. Avoid kapha-increasing foods like dairy, sugar and cold foods/beverages. That being said, eating light and easily digestible foods is key in Ayurveda to improve Agni (digestive fire).

Consider lifestyle practices that promote balance, such as regular yoga and meditation, which can have a positive impact on stress levels, as stress can indirectly influence your hormonal balance.

Internally, herbs such as Shatavari could be beneficial. It’s known for its support of the reproductive system and potentially could help balance your hormones naturally. But remember, herbal treatment should be specifically tailored with guidance of a professional practitioner who knows your history.

It’s important to address that stubborn cases, like yours, might require additional medical tests like checking thyroid function or other hormonal assessments, to ensure there isn’t an underlying condition that needs direct attention. Please consult with a healthcare provider for a complete evaluation. Don’t delay seeking further medical advice, as a deeper look into your hormonal profile with a specialist is advised.

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