Update for anyone who finds this post later.

I had my breast clinic appointment, both breasts were ultrasounded, nothing showed in the right one, left had some white areas within the lump. So also had mammogram, they did both breasts. The right still showed nothing. The left showed calcification in the area of the lump. 

So I had biopsies taken. Now I'm not good with needles or blood so I prewarned them that I'm likely to pass out. Fortunately they were able to get 3 biopsies from the area with the calcification. After they did that is when I felt faint etc and did pass out. It was a first for them, they've had others say they aren't good with needles etc, but im the first to actually pass out. Fortunately just before it happened I can tell so I told them "I'm about to pass out". They were very lovely, I came round, they made sure to adjust the bed to help etc, got me sugary coffee and biscuits and didn't rush me to leave etc.

They then went over what they had said before I had passed out to make sure I knew it all. Care for the biopsy site, how many samples were taken, yhat calcifications can be benign etc. She did say that she had Xrayd they samples and none of them got one of the we calcifications but she was in the right area as was guided by the ultrasound so hope is that the biopsy will still give a result of what the cause of the calcification is.

The biopsy did make my bloody nipple discharge worse for a few minutes afterwards which made them feel confident that the calcification is linked to the discharge on that breast. I have a follow up meeting to get the results next Thursday, they said because there wasnt a calcification in a biopsy theres a chance more will need to be taken. I'll update again regardless of the outcome as I know it can be helpful for people looking in the future.

Update for anyone who finds this post later.

I had my breast clinic appointment, both breasts were ultrasounded, nothing showed in the right one, left had some white areas within the lump. So also had mammogram, they did both breasts. The right still showed nothing. The left showed calcification in the area of the lump. 

So I had biopsies taken. Now I'm not good with needles or blood so I prewarned them that I'm likely to pass out. Fortunately they were able to get 3 biopsies from the area with the calcification. After they did that is when I felt faint etc and did pass out. It was a first for them, they've had others say they aren't good with needles etc, but im the first to actually pass out. Fortunately just before it happened I can tell so I told them "I'm about to pass out". They were very lovely, I came round, they made sure to adjust the bed to help etc, got me sugary coffee and biscuits and didn't rush me to leave etc.

They then went over what they had said before I had passed out to make sure I knew it all. Care for the biopsy site, how many samples were taken, yhat calcifications can be benign etc. She did say that she had Xrayd they samples and none of them got one of the we calcifications but she was in the right area as was guided by the ultrasound so hope is that the biopsy will still give a result of what the cause of the calcification is.

The biopsy did make my bloody nipple discharge worse for a few minutes afterwards which made them feel confident that the calcification is linked to the discharge on that breast. I have a follow up meeting to get the results next Thursday, they said because there wasnt a calcification in a biopsy theres a chance more will need to be taken. I'll update again regardless of the outcome as I know it can be helpful for people looking in the future.