What is a breast duct papilloma?
A breast duct papilloma is a benign (noncancerous) growth in a breast milk duct. It is the most common cause of spontaneous discharge from the nipple. This discharge may be clear or bloody. A breast duct papilloma also may produce a small lump that you can feel next to or behind the nipple. A breast duct papilloma may not be identified on routine screening mammography.... Read more about breast duct papilloma introduction
What causes a breast duct papilloma?
It is not known what causes a breast duct papilloma.... Read more about breast duct papilloma causes
How is a breast duct papilloma treated?
During breast duct papilloma treatment, your health care provider will surgically remove the papilloma and affected ducts. The removed tissue will then be checked for the presence of malignant (cancer) cells. If cancer cells are found, your health care provider may recommend more surgery or additional treatments.... Read more about breast duct papilloma treatments
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