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Breast Problem
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I have always had large breasts with dark areola......until today! Now, I like most women I know self examine my breast on a daily basis in the shower , having a 'proper' feel about once a week. I would have thought I would have noticed any change, but no, out of the bath, look down . I kid you not my areola have gone. Disappeared. In fact, I have a job to see where they have been. Any ideas why , you knowledgeable people ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've never heard of anything like this before, but your post suggests this is bilateral (both sides)?
For this to happen bilaterally, similtaneously, it is unlikely to be due to a malignant process.
Skin can fade / pale in the presence of anaemia - I honestly can't think what else it could be. Perhaps Sqad could suggest something...
For this to happen bilaterally, similtaneously, it is unlikely to be due to a malignant process.
Skin can fade / pale in the presence of anaemia - I honestly can't think what else it could be. Perhaps Sqad could suggest something...
Until Sqad arrives and I know he hates links but, it is featured on this page.
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How old are you, if you don't mind saying? Your body could be going through an endocrinological process such as menopause. I don't actually know much about this, but if there are hormonal changes going on, that could be the reason for your change in appearance. I developed darkening of the areola during pregnancy.
How old are you, if you don't mind saying? Your body could be going through an endocrinological process such as menopause. I don't actually know much about this, but if there are hormonal changes going on, that could be the reason for your change in appearance. I developed darkening of the areola during pregnancy.
Nature does not need to invest resources creating a target when the purpose has passed, the areola is full of cells that release natural oils that protect the nipple area , the pigmentation is to tell males you are a breeding female. Not needed... production slows and or stops.
I think that is what I remember from my maternity nursing. Bit long ago ...
I think that is what I remember from my maternity nursing. Bit long ago ...