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Nork related.

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CouthyMowEatingBraiiiiinz · 29/10/2012 02:14

If you had a sore nipple, and when you rubbed it (because it was sore), and you heard a 'pop' like a large spot, and then you had lots of pus come out if it, like milk would, but definitely pus, with a tiny bit of blood at the end, what would you do or think?

I don't know how odd or unusual this is, and I don't want to consult Dr Google in case I scare myself.

Getting to the GP this week isn't going to happen - it's half term, I have all 4 DC's all week on my own, and can't get out and about as DS1 only had his appendix out a week ago.

No help either, as my friends that usually help are both on holiday this week.

But anyway, WWYD/WWYThink?

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CouthyMowEatingBraiiiiinz · 29/10/2012 02:17

I get a bit worried about anything Nork related due to a MASSIVE family history of breast cancer - in fact it's the only thing women have died of in my mothers family for the last 3 generations.

Added to that my mother's mum has had a mastectomy 6 years ago, her sister (my great aunt) died from breast cancer at just 42, my mother had her first cancerous lump removed at just 27..,

I'm 31.

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vixcyn · 29/10/2012 02:18

Couthy, did you have any sort of bug bite! Bra abrasion? How is it now?

vixcyn · 29/10/2012 02:19

Ohhh..yes, I can see how that would be scary. I wish I could give you comfort...

wishiwasonholiday · 29/10/2012 02:21

Could you ring your gp and see if they can give you any advice over the phone or put your mind at rest?

CouthyMowEatingBraiiiiinz · 29/10/2012 02:23

Nope, no bug bite.

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CouthyMowEatingBraiiiiinz · 29/10/2012 02:24

GP never has time to do stuff like that. You get collared by the Receptionist.

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wishiwasonholiday · 29/10/2012 02:29

We must be lucky then, we have a duty doctor each day as I can never go in (I'm a cm so often have 6 kids with me) and you always speak to them if you need an appointment so they can try and deal with you over the phone first.

MaryAnnSingleton · 29/10/2012 10:01

I'd go and get it seen by GP - probably nothing scary, but definitely needs checking - lots of luck

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