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Breast pain (mastalgia) and nipple discharge are common breast concerns that can cause anxiety but are often not related to breast cancer.
If you are experiencing breast discomfort, tenderness or unusual nipple discharge, it’s important to seek expert medical advice to understand the cause and receive appropriate treatment.
Breast pain can be cyclic, linked to hormonal changes in the menstrual cycl or non-cyclic and caused by factors such as infections or muscle strain. Nipple discharge may range from harmless causes to symptoms that require further investigation.
At The Harley Street Breast Centre, we provide thorough breast assessment using state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to accurately identify the underlying cause of your breast symptoms and offer targeted treatments where required to relieve pain and help address any potential issues.
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Our specialist team will undertake a thorough clinical assessment of your symptoms, supported by advanced imaging techniques like mammograms and ultrasounds to accurately diagnose the cause of your breast pain or discharge.
For women experiencing cyclic breast pain, we offer hormonal therapies and lifestyle advice to help manage and reduce symptoms linked to your menstrual cycle.
Non-cyclic breast pain may be caused by infections or inflammation in the breast tissue. We provide treatments and care for conditions like mastitis or abscesses, ensuring swift recovery.
In some cases, persistent nipple discharge may require a biopsy or minor surgery to remove problematic tissue. Our team of surgeons will guide you through every step of the process to ensure your comfort and well-being.
We provide consultations, advanced Imaging & Pathology testing in a single visit with same day results for peace of mind
Our multi-disciplinary team of leading breast care specialists, radiologists and oncologists ensure that you receive the highest standard of personalised treatment and care.
Our clinics use the latest technologies and techniques including intra-operative testing to provide the most accurate diagnosis and effective treatments.
Our dedicated breast care nursing team offer emotional and practical support, guiding you through each step of your diagnosis and treatment with compassion and expertise.
Taking control of your breast health has never been easier. Whether you’re seeking peace of mind or proactive care, our experienced team is here to guide you through every step of the screening process with compassion and expertise.
Breast pain, or mastalgia, is common and is usually not related to breast cancer. It can be caused by hormonal changes, infections, muscle strain, or non-cancerous conditions. However, if you experience persistent or severe pain, it’s important to consult a specialist.
Breast pain can be cyclic (linked to hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle) or non-cyclic (caused by infections, injuries, or other factors). Understanding the type of pain can help in determining the cause and appropriate treatment.
Nipple discharge can result from hormonal changes, infections, or benign growths in the breast ducts. It’s often harmless, but if the discharge is bloody or occurs without squeezing, it’s recommended to seek medical advice.
While most nipple discharge is benign, you should seek medical attention if the discharge is spontaneous, bloody, or only affects one breast. A thorough evaluation can help rule out any serious issues.
Diagnosing breast pain involves a clinical examination, and in some cases, imaging tests like mammograms or ultrasounds to check for underlying causes. Your specialist will recommend the best approach based on your symptoms.
Nipple discharge evaluation includes a clinical examination and, if necessary, imaging tests to examine the breast ducts. In some cases, a sample of the discharge may be taken for analysis to identify any infection or other causes.
Treatment for breast pain depends on the cause. For cyclic pain, hormonal therapies and lifestyle adjustments can help. Non-cyclic pain may be treated with antibiotics if an infection is present or other medical interventions if needed.
Treatment options depend on the cause of the discharge. Infections are typically treated with antibiotics, while non-infectious discharge may be monitored or treated with minimally invasive procedures to ensure comfort and health.
Yes, lifestyle changes, such as wearing a supportive bra, reducing caffeine, and maintaining a balanced diet, can help manage breast pain, especially if it’s related to hormonal cycles.
Surgery may be considered if there are persistent symptoms, such as recurrent infections or problematic tissue causing nipple discharge. In these cases, a minor procedure can help alleviate discomfort and prevent further issues.
Yes, follow-up care is essential to monitor symptoms and ensure effective treatment and enable monitoring and management of any new or recurring symptoms should they appear.
While not all cases are preventable, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, managing stress, and staying aware of any changes in your breast health can help. Regular screenings and consultations are recommended to monitor breast health over time.
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