my mother is 43y.o with milk discharge in both breast with no pain, what can cause that and could be breast cancer?
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Q: milk discharge in both breast, could be breast cancer?
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10/27/09 4:39pm
Hi - This sounds like a hormonal issue - with both breasts involved, it would be exceedingly unlikely it would be breast cancer. Please read our post on nipple discharge; it should help her decide whether/when to see a doctor about this. Thanks for being a concerned daughter! Good luck - PJH
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