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Nipple bleb more
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Hi Friends, I have more information on this "bleb." The lab came back and said it was tissue, not milk. The ultrasound didn't show anything of particular interest and she is seeing a surgeon tomorrow. She is questioning if it was a bleb. It looked classic to me. I am puzzled as to how tissue could have come out of her breast after the doctor removed 1mm of skin over a white dot on the nipple. Any more thoughts or recommendations? She is now reporting sharp pains in the other breast.
Janet Dombro, IBCLC 
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