Bloody nipple discahrge?

No I was not aware of that and thank you. I will try to find that thread. I assumed it would take care of things but never actually asked. When I called the office to tell them that I was again having the discharge I then asked if it was normal or typical and she told me no. I have an appointment coming up the 3rd of June after I have my mammogram and ultrasound for the follow up regarding the mass in the left breast seen in the fall and I will find out then. I am not looking forward to another excision/biopsy however I was told when I scheduled the appointment that I would be having one. I was actually suppose to have a double mastectomy with reconstruction December 30, 2008, however my husband lost his job on the 23rd and our insurance was cancelled on the 28th due to the job loss. I am just worried and scared at this point.

I have had the MRI's and it was not fun... the last one I was given a Bi-Rads code 4 because of  the solid mass, it was also noted that I have too much breast density which is the reason I have been sent so many times for an MRI. Mammograms are not good for me because of breast density blah blah ... I cannot win. The last MRI lasted for an hour and 20 mins before I was pulled out due to intolerance. Laying face down that long and remaining still is not an easy task ! I was repeatedly told I was breathing to heavy causing movement (face down with my face in a pillow, how do you breathe?), and after that long laying I started having twitches in my arms and leg. Once the contrast was injected, after a few minutes my chest felt like it was burning... I could not take it anymore ! My mother died almost three years ago just 2 months after turning 51. She was diagnosed with metastatic adenocarcinoma, unknown primary. Her oncologist felt it was likely a primary breast cancer however they were unable to prove a primary tumor. She also believed my mother had this disease for approx. 5 to 8 years. I belive the assumption of breast cancer  was based on tumor marker tests and the areas affected. The week she passed away her sister, age 54 was diagnosed with invasive ductal carcinoma, DCIS, proliferative breast disease, etc... She had a double mastectomy a few months later. My aunt never had a lump/tumor it was mixed in the tissue. She had a stereotactic biopsy and seven samples were taken, only 3 showed the cancer. Thier older sister passed away two years before my mother. She too had metastatic adenocarcinoma , unknown primary. She had a breast biopsy done about 8 months prior to her diagnosed cancer in which they said it was calcifications and fibrocystic changes. She passed at away at the age of 56. There is a strong family history of thyroid disease and diabetes in all the females in my mother's family. My mother was not diabetic. There is one other girl in my mom's family that has not had any issues as of yet. The difference between her an them is she had a complete hysterectomy including ovaries at age 41. I strongly believe that these problems are hormone related and in some way play a part in all of this. I personally by the grace of GOD have two children, boys... however at age 26 I found out I was infertile and wouldnot have any more children this was a year after delivering my second son. I had a hysterectomy a few years ago but my ovaries were left due to age ( 33 ). I won't even touch on those issues and the problems I have had. Unfortunately my mother nor my 2 aunts were tested for a genetic breast/ovarian cancer gene. Thier cousin was just diagnosed in November with stage 4 ovarian cancer. She is 50. I guess it is in the "genes". despite no "proof"