I would say yes based on my mother's areola which has faded to nearly the color of her caucasion skin. She is 72. My friend and her sister (50 and 45 years old, both post menopausal) have nipple color that faded to very light. They are English descendants. I am using compounded hormone cream and my areola is dark. Hence, the lack of sex hormones may cause the melanin to leave the areola.
No it's a sign of pregnancy
It's possible, but I suggest you see your gynocologist.
Nipple tenderness can be a sign of your period or early pregnancy. Take a pregnancy test if you think you're pregnant.
A crust around the nipple could be a sign of infection, eczema, or other skin condition. Very rarely, nipple changes can be a sign of cancer. See your health care provider for accurate diagnosis.
Yes
possibly a sign of pregnancy
Nipple retraction is rarely a sign of breast cancer, and is only clinically significant if the nipple used to "stick out" and is now retracted. If it was always retracted, there is no cause for concern.
How long has it been pierced
when you can't stop farting for the life of you and you occasionally have anal leakage. Note anal leakage could be a bad sign.
Not necessarily..if the leakage is yellow, green, bloody or like an egg-white see a doctor. See a doctor anyway. Some women leak without giving birth through sympathy or empathy for mothers who are breast feeding. Leakage is not necessarily a bad sign but check it out. Further signs are if the leakage occurs more than once, is only on one side, or happens without squeezing the nipple. As with most things, there are many possible causes that are not cancerous - such as medications - but don't let this deter you from checking it out with a doctor. It could save your life.
A small amount of milk leakage is quite normal. Th breasts are becoming active in their intended function, which is to provide nourishment for the baby.
ummm you need to go see a physician
A retracted or inverted nipple is one that doesn't stick out or protrude past the level of the surrounding skin. If the nipple has always been this way, there is no cause for concern -- it's normal. If a nipple that used to protrude now is retracted, the finding could be a sign of a mass or tumor in the breast.