A white pus discharge from any nipple in a man is very serious because it could be a tumor. The discharge may not be pus and could be normal discharge if from a woman. Although, if it is pus, it could be a sign of Breast cancer.
sounds like your pregnant...
Yes, after extended use, nipple suction does make the enlargement and elongation permanent: the nipple will not stay erect, but will stay out and function like a normal nipple--enlarging when stimulated.
It looks like white discharge hun. that's kind of a silly question. Gooey, thick, white substance.
Maybe you should take a pregnancy test!
If a person has a thick white discharge that is like toilet paper, they should probably seek treatment from a physician. This type of discharge is not common.
Yes, it is possible for an 11-year-old to experience nipple discharge, although it is not very common. This might occur due to hormonal changes, especially as puberty begins, or other factors like infections or benign conditions. If the discharge is persistent or accompanied by other symptoms, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and guidance.
Inverted nipples can occasionally become more prominent due to various factors, such as hormonal changes, physical stimulation, or breastfeeding. During puberty, menstruation, or pregnancy, increased hormone levels can cause the nipple to protrude. Additionally, factors like temperature changes or stimulation through touch can also encourage the nipple to evert. However, if inverted nipples persist or cause concern, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for evaluation.
Both male and female adolescents may experience a milky discharge during puberty. Nipple discharge in the adult male is more often associated with a malignant condition than in the female. Mammography should be performed and biopsy should be performed if a mass or mammographic abnormality is found.
The shape of a mother's nipple can affect successful breastfeeding by impacting how easily the baby can latch on and suckle. A flat or inverted nipple may make it more challenging for the baby to latch properly, leading to potential feeding difficulties. Using techniques like breast massage and nipple stimulation can help prepare the nipple for breastfeeding. Consulting with a lactation consultant can also provide guidance on how to address any challenges related to nipple shape.
Discharge from the nipples can vary in color and consistency due to several factors, including hormonal fluctuations, infection, or benign conditions like duct ectasia. Yellow discharge from one nipple may indicate an underlying issue such as a blocked duct or infection, while clear discharge from the other may be normal or related to hormonal changes. It's important to consult a healthcare professional for a proper assessment and diagnosis if there are significant differences in discharge between the two nipples.
this depends. if you have had a baby before, sometimes your breasts still leak milk. if you are young, your nipples sometimes give out a milk like discharge, which is totally normal.
Sounds like vaginal discharge.