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[|Human|] I would like some advice, I am 32 and i had discharge (clear and milky on the left from several pores and yellowish from the right) from both nipples and pain in my left breast in april of this year, i was referred to the breast clinic in May and she examined me telling me that i should take painkillers for the pain and that the discharge is nothing to worry about, i have now noticed an indentation on my left breast when i raise my arms and the pain is more continuous (every day) sometimes like a ache, some shooting pains and underarm discomfort, i also still have the discharge, there is no lump that i can feel but im still concerned. My gp has reffered me back to the breast clinic, is there anything this can be other than breast cancer? I have no history of breast cancer in the family, only lung and cervical cancer . thanks
[|AI|]  Hello, Welcome to Chat Doctor, Firstly, nipple discharge, in a case of breast cancer is always hemorrhagic. A colorless discharge is always of benign condition.  The pain is also in the favor of benign condition. The indentation may occur in a condition like fat necrosis.  The best way to rule out any abnormality, is to do a scraping smear from the secretion, and its microscopical examination. It will reveal any abnormality.  Consult with your treating doctor for the above-mentioned investigation.