- Nipple discharge
- Lump, mass or swelling in the breast, nipple or chest wall
- Inversion of the nipple)the nipple has turned inward)
- Nipple or skin of the breast has a red appearance or is very dry and scaly
- skin dimpling or puckering
When a lump is found, most of the time it is a benign condition called gynecomastia. However, ALL lumps and abnormalities need to be examined by a physician. Nipple discharge and a lump are the most common symptoms detected by a patient before diagnosis.
If you are experiencing any symptom, report it to your doctor. He or she can make a definitive diagnosis.
