Patient: September 13, 2009 to today I had fibroid surgery in February 2009, there are five, in September found a lump on the areola out of water-like liquid, I broke it, scabbed off, two days again found water, from the lump on the small hole out, very little, I went to see the doctor, he did not say anything, with a few hands, is the right breast areola out of water, now I found Now I find that as long as I pinch the areola, there will be watery fluid in the small hole on the top of the lump, could it be a wet diagnosis like cancer? Do I need to go to the hospital for examination? Ultrasound done three months ago: double breast control check, glandular thickening, lamellar echogenic area visible, continuous with surrounding glands, hypoechoic area seen at 11 points of left breast 1 cm from areola, range 1.0*0.4 cm, uneven echogenicity, CDFI: no obvious abnormal blood flow signal. Findings: left breast abnormal echogenicity —- tumor-like hyperplasia possible double mammary gland hyperplasia. Wang Enli: It is best to visit the site, from the situation you described the right side may be fine but the left side should be noted, further look, it should be a long thing, close observation, excision biopsy if necessary.