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Had yellow puss on right breast nipple. squeezed it and bright red blood followed. The cyctology report follows: Diagnosis: Negative for malignant cells, vlood and inflammatory cells. comments: The specimen is limited due to lack of ductal epithelial cells, clinical correlation recommended. WHat does this mean?

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Thank you for your answer. I am not comfortable with this young, just licensed doctor. You do not have to respond to my other question about getting a second opinion on the mammogram, i did that yesterday. the radiologist said no bloody discharge is good if it happenes again to see a breast surgeon and go from there. he also said i did and could have benign mammograms and still have cancer hidden in the ducts. The doctor that i am seeing is an ob-gyn doctor and she called me also yesterday when i question her answer and she said she felt it was a "blister" on my nipple. I thought it might have been hidradenitis this is the disease i have and i get "boil" like lesions all over my body.When i mentioned this to the radiologist that i thought it was not a blister but hidradenitis he keep quiet. So that tells me he thinks it is cancerous, and that my opinion and the other doctors is not correct.

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No cancer cells were seen in this specimen.   However, no cells from the lining of the ducts (pathway through which milk passes from the lobule to the nipple) were seen either.  Clinical correlation means your physician takes into account your physical exam and medical history when he or she interprets these results.  Based on the