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Hi I'm wondering if anyone has some advice,

I was referred to the breast clinic after having some nipple discharge from my right breast and I had an ultrasound on Wednesday which looked fine and the dr had no concerns however tonight I have noticed the discharge has changed to blood. Should I be concerned if the ultrasound was clear?

Not sure whether to go back to the gp or not. I have a slight raise under my right armpit but the gp was never concerned about that, but it causes me some issues and is currently giving me a burning sensation. My mum had breast cancer at the age of 42 and her sister had it also so obviously I get concerned. Many thanks 

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    Hi Dan, I finished treatment for breast cancer in June 21, I have developed a crusty nipplr( don't mean  to be gross) I attended the breast clinic last week and was told it looks fine but if it turns to blood to go right back so I would certainly be persistent if your not happy with the advice given, you can't be too careful, equally there may be other reasons for this but I would certainly insist on getting checked properly xxx

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    Hi Dan, I finished treatment for breast cancer in June 21, I have developed a crusty nipplr( don't mean  to be gross) I attended the breast clinic last week and was told it looks fine but if it turns to blood to go right back so I would certainly be persistent if your not happy with the advice given, you can't be too careful, equally there may be other reasons for this but I would certainly insist on getting checked properly xxx

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