Nipple Problems Questions

Yes it can be hormonal problem as it affect each and every cell of our body..

But without proper check up we cannot diagnose..
You will need to consult..

There might have been a congenital developmental error and we need to diagnose it and we can contact a general surgeon for further guidance.

Is the pain only there during the periods or is it there all the time has there been any injury to the breast of the nipples once you know all these answers you can also do a blood test called as serum prolactin you can consult me online after you had this report in hand it will also be a case of simple myalgia or breast pain which is very common in girls don't worry let me know if you require anything.

Usually nipples are required for breastfeeding and during that time their size usually increases.. so it may not be a problem..

Hi, Lybrate-user, nipple discharge might be normal or due to some underlying disease! Best thing for you should be visiting Gyanec or Surgeon for thorough examination. And its highly unlikely that you will have nipple discharge so soon following unprotected sex provided you are pregnant! For more details do consult me online. And from now on always insist for protection while enjoying physical intimacy.

Consult a gynecologist and get proper diagnosis...
Consult me through lybrate for homoeopathic treatment..

From what you describe, there does not seem to be a major problem if the lump has disappeared. However, for safety reason, it is better to get yourself checked once and maybe an Ultrasound of the breast could be reassuring.

Erect nipple can be considered as normal but you should wear bra accordingly and buy a bra of good quality which will not show your erect nipples

Dear lybrate-user,
White flaky stuff could be dried milky discharge from nipples. You should not try to rub your nipples and show it to some gynaecologist for confirmation as it could be an indication of high prolactin hormone in blood which needs to be investigated.

The discharge does not have anything to do with the medicines you r taking. Visit a physician to get it checked.