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" &amp;quot;A yellow discharge comes out of my nipple. I&amp;#039;m worried!&amp;quot; A yellow, greenish or white discharge is nothing to worry about.  One likely cause: a harmless cyst, which contains fluid that may drain out when you pinch your peak. Another culprit is a clogged milk duct, which usually goes away on its own.  &amp;quot;I have a reddish bump on my boob. What could it be?&amp;quot; If the bump hasn&amp;#039;t changed size or color since it appeared, chalk it up to a harmless skin change, like dilated blood vessels. But if it&amp;#039;s at least the size of a pencil eraser, contains two or more shades of red or has a raised, jagged border, have it checked out by a dermatologist -- it may be skin cancer.  &amp;quot;I get sharp pains in my breast once a week. Why?&amp;quot; Sharp, localized pain is likely triggered by recent trauma to your breast -- for example, your man played rough during the deed or you injured that side of your chest without realizing it. The pains should subside without meds. If not, see your M.D. -- the pain may come from your chest wall rather than your boobs.   Source: Philadelphia oncologist Marisa Weiss, M.D., president and founder of breastcancer.org "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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