Papilloma suspected - 3 Core biopsies taken

I'm 34, 10 months ago I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl but was unable to breastfeed due to inverted nipples. My left nipple is fully inverted and my right nipple is partially inverted. I developed mastitis in my right breast which was treated and went away.

After a couple of months I developed a hard lump next to my areola which I saw a GP about, they told me to come back if it was still there after 3 months, which it was so I went back and got a referral to the breast clinic. I saw a dr and had an ultrasound and to my delight they told me it didn't look suspicious and they would see me in another 3 months for another ultrasound if it was still there.

In the time between ultrasound appointments my right breast began leaking what I think is milk and blood, my nipple swelled and burst several times and now leaks fluid on a daily basis and hurts a lot. The lump is still there, you can easily feel it, its about 3cm long.

I went back to the clinic last week and they did another ultrasound and took 3 core biopsies from my right breast. The dr said he suspects it's a papilloma and ultrasounded my left breast and said he thinks it's the same thing on that side too and may be what's causing the nipple retraction. He also mentioned they normally like to surgically remove papillomas. He also kept asking me if I was ok and if I understood everything, which has left me feeling like it could be more serious than originally thought.

Like us all, I've done sone reading online and can see that while in the majority of cases papillomas are benign tumors it's not always the case, and if there are multiples then your chances of developing BC in the future increase.

I'm now worried that even if my results come back benign (please!) I'll have to have surgery anyway. I don't have much in the way of breasts as it is (don't fill an A cup) and don't like the idea of a general anaesthesia.

Should I be worried they took 3 biopsys

Does anyone have any idea how much marginal tissue they take?

Should I be worried about future papillomas even if they remove these ones?

Sorry for the essay, good to order events and thoughts xx