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I am a 27 years old female and am in good health. Since I reached puberty, one of my nipples does not protrude outwards. The other does. The size of my breasts is normal. This nipple gets dried and the tip hardens and falls off, this regularly happens over a gap of a month. It does not hurt. This condition has been observed in last 2 generations of women of our family. Why does this happen? And what is this condition called? Can it be treated? Is it something to worry about?


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