Skin Changes and Nipple Discharge - Breast Lumps

That's reassuring to know you have no skin dimpling, indentations or nipple retraction.

Many women occasionally notice a white milky nipple discharge from one or both breasts, even if they are not pregnant or breast feeding. In general, this is not worrisome as long as a woman otherwise feels well and continues to have normal menstrual periods. A red or rust colored discharge means blood is probably present and could be a sign of a more serious problem.

Have you noticed any bloody nipple discharge?

Yes, I have noticed a bloody nipple discharge.

No, I have not noticed a bloody nipple discharge.