Sore nipples and enlarged bumps around the areola can be caused by various factors, including hormonal changes, particularly during menstruation or pregnancy. These bumps, known as Montgomery glands, can become more prominent due to increased blood flow or hormonal fluctuations. Other potential causes include irritation from clothing, breastfeeding, or infections. If symptoms persist or worsen, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation.
Your nipples are surrounded by the areola (the dark pigmented area). The areola contains sebaceous glands (the raised bumps/dots) which secrete a lubricating oil which is probably what's causing the shiny appearance.
It is called the areola.
DON'T worry about those 'funny bumps' on the areola, those are supposed to be there; they are called Montgomery glands or areolar skin glands. Their function is partially unknown, but scientists suppose they are there to lubricate the nipple/areola area.
hey do you know what it mean when your a women in you have bumps around your nipples...at first they be smooth but then bumps come out of no were !! can you help me ??
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Yes. The bumps you're referring to are called Montgomery glands or Montgomery's tubercles, and they can become more prominent during pregnancy. These bumps can resemble pimples and can spread out sporadically around the areola. The number of the bumps can range anywhere from around four up to 28 or so per areola.
Don`t squeeze. Nipples have tiny glands around the areola that produce some fatty substance when you are nursing, to protect the whole area. Now, if you are not female and not nursing and not on the pill, you may see a doctor anyway.
You could have an infected Montgomery gland. The Montgomery glands are the bumps on the areola around the nipples. An infected gland can swell and become painfully inflamed. The pain can be relieved by releasing the pus and keeping the area clean.
Bumps around the nipples, often referred to as Montgomery glands or tubercles, are normal anatomical features that help lubricate the nipple during breastfeeding. These small, raised areas contain sebaceous glands that produce an oily secretion to keep the nipple and areola moisturized and protected. In some cases, hormonal changes or other factors can cause these bumps to become more pronounced. If there are concerns about changes in the appearance of the nipples or associated symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
I was right at 12 weeks and 3 days lmp when I got the Montgomery bumps on my areola's
Got the same problem some one help please
The ring around the nipple is called the areola. It is a circular area of pigmented skin surrounding the nipple and typically contains small bumps known as Montgomery glands. The areola plays a role in breastfeeding by helping the baby latch onto the nipple properly.