NIPPLE DISCHARGE FROM ONE BREAST FOR CYTOLOGY

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Department : CYTOLOGY

Nipple Discharge Cytology is a diagnostic test in which fluid discharged from one breast is collected and examined under a microscope. The test helps identify the presence of abnormal, precancerous, or cancerous cells.

Nipple discharge may occur due to various reasons, including infections, benign breast conditions, hormonal changes, or, in some cases, breast cancer. This test is particularly important when the discharge is spontaneous, persistent, or associated with other symptoms such as lumps or pain.

The purpose of this test is to

  • To examine nipple discharge for abnormal cells
  • To detect precancerous or cancerous changes
  • To evaluate causes of nipple discharge
  • To help diagnose breast conditions
  • To support further clinical assessment

Tests Preparation :

Consult your doctor. No special preparation is usually required Avoid applying creams or lotions on the breast before the test Inform your doctor about any medications or breast conditions Follow any specific instructions given by your healthcare provider
This test examines nipple discharge from one breast under a microscope to detect abnormal or cancerous cells and evaluate underlying breast conditions.

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