10 Papilloma Symptoms

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5. Breast Lumps

Intraductal papillomas may occur in some females. Breast lumps are a common symptom of this type of papilloma. Breast pain and breast swelling are also typically associated with this condition. Some women experience watery or bloody nipple discharge alongside these symptoms.

The cause of breast duct papillomas isn't fully understood. Surgical removal is the primary resolution for intraductal papilloma. Because these symptoms are also associated with other diseases, it's vital to seek medical advice if they arise.1Sabry, Ahmed O. ‘Papilloma.’ StatPearls /[Internet/]., U.S. National Library of Medicine, 25 Feb. 2021, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK560737/

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