Itchy and feeling wet

My 18 year old daughter has this. I was really worried when she told me and I had a look at it. There was visible discharge (and it would be on her bra too, of course). She would experience some itching and a tiny bit of swelling. I had her see a doctor immediately at a drop-in clinic that is also associated with a women's health facility specializing in bre@st care. Fortunately, she was told there is nothing serious. In her case, it's eczema. They prescribed a cream for her to apply to the nipple any time it flares up and the cream works very quickly. You really should have it checked out. As women, I know we always keep things like that in the backs of our minds and we worry about them, even if we try not to... just having it checked will ease your thinking and, if you need a topical cream or lotion to help, you'll be able to get that Good luck and take care

hi rosethorns, Please go see your doctor...I have had b r e a s t cancer and I am a blessed survivor but a lot women was not as blesses as I am.. I could very easily be something or nothing but I don't think you should rely on mylotter to give you diagnosis over the computer...Like I said it may not be anything but he contented with the doctor telling you that... Good luck and I hope every thing turns out OK...

Hi Rosesthorns, It's the best thing to consult a doctor, whenever you know it's not normal especially that involves your health, you should immediately see your doctor. Remember that prevention is better than cure...

Do you feel any lumps? Better see a doctor to check what's going on.

I agree with the others. I think we can give advice and help but we have no right to diagnose or assume that maybe nothing is wrong. What if we said it was nothing and it turned out to be something serious? I wouldn't want to risk that. My doctor always tells me, if you got any lumps or if something just doesn't feel right come see me. Always better to be safe than sorry. Hopefully they will tell you that it's nothing serious.