Is there an English version for this???

I can understand you,it might be a good idea to go to the doctor's and get checked out.I'm thinking you may have stimulated the milk ducts in your breasts but it might be very unlikely seeing that you're a virgin.The doctor will most likely give you a thourogh examination to try to find the cause.Better to be safe than sorry later on.It could be your hormones acting up but who knows.

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[QUOTE=shubi;260971]hi, I'm a 21 year old girl..my problem is that a few days back i was rubbing and pressing my nipples and I saw bubbles of white liquid coming out of it.. I didn't know what it was..but I'm very scared and can't get the reason for it..i tried it again the next day and again the same thing happened..I'm very confused what's happening with me. Please help me, mam.. I'm a virgin and never had any sort of physical relation with anyone.. but i did press my nipples few times before also..but this discharge is the first time...i have recent test reports of mine also, which says that i have hormonal disturbances regarding my periods and I'm having medicines for that as per doctor's prescription. But don't know what's happening regarding my breasts and haven't talked about this to any doc.. Please help me.. waiting eagerly for your reply and thanx a lot in advance [/QUOTE]

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Dear Shubi, Please consult the doctor that prescribed your medication considering your hormonal disturbances. There's probably a good explanation for it :) Don't get yourself scared out!

A thing I usually do when my body reacts funny and I'm on meds; I read the manual included with the medication and see if it could be a side-effect. Discharge from your nipples could very well be included. That's always a good step 1, whenever you're concerned and are on certain medication. Just to keep you away from being scared too much. Always contact your doctor. Cause side-effects aren't always the packagedeal to curing. Usually there are alternatives that may lessen side-effects or even disappear. No doc is going to look weird at you when you tell him/her about your problem! I've had some strange side-effects over the years and believe me when I say that all they care about is your health.

Though I must say that you did do a very kind request and gave a lot of information :) the others are right about better writing the words out next time you post. As the doc kindly explained, people will not understand and your questions may remain unanswered.

Good luck, girl!

The hormonal imbalance is a good piece of information to have here. But other than Brandye, we're not doctors. I'd check in with your doc.

I once knew a woman who went through a period of time where her periods stopped, she was ill for a while, then at some point started lactating. Turned out to be a pituitary problem. The gland was sending her body signals that she'd gotten pregnant (the stoppage of periods, the illness--morning sickness), had given birth and was breast feeding (the lactation). They took care of it with meds.

You have had hormone levels checked and are on some sort of prescription. Therefore, you have seen a doctor. Ask the doctor whether this is partof your malady or a side-effect of the medication.

Whilst waiting, learn how to write in standard English. We are not all native speakers and certainly not aware of Yank, teen, texting shorthand.

Furthermore, please stop doing the "I'm a cutesy little girl-child thing" by NOT writing out nipples and breasts in full.

You're an ADULT now.

Write like one, thank you.