How is the long hair on the female nipple? How is the pimple on the nipple?
Everyone has hair follicles around their nipples, and they will start to grow long hair during development. The long hair around the areola and navel is also a sign of the maturity of the second sexual characteristic. Almost no woman has no milk hair on her chest. Milk hairs generally grow around the areola. Some women have a lot of milk hair, which is normal.
Almost all women have breast hair growth problems to varying degrees, and some women have several clusters of fine villi gathered next to their nipples; Some women have long and obvious hair between their breasts, but whether the hair is thin or thick is a normal physiological phenomenon, so you don't have to pay too much attention to it.
After menopause, the growth of milk hair on the breast will gradually slow down and may eventually disappear with age.
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Some young women sometimes find pimples on their breasts that are cherry-sized, smooth, firm, well-defined, easy to push and painless. Why is there a small pimple around the breast?
Breast is one of the most prone sites for tumor. There are small pimples in the breast between 20 and 30 years old, mostly benign tumors, also known as breast fibroma. If you don't pay attention to the acne on your breast before marriage, because you are pregnant after marriage, with the increase of progesterone and estrogen in your body, mammary gland acinar hyperplasia, breast enlargement, and fibroma in your breast will also increase rapidly.
There are many unfavorable factors in treatment at this time. For example, during pregnancy, surgical treatment may lead to miscarriage; Surgical anesthesia and postoperative medication have certain effects on the intellectual development and health of newborns. Therefore, if you find a small pimple on your breast, you should see a doctor as soon as possible.
Eczema on women's breasts is a malignant tumor. At first, erythema appeared outside the nipple and areola, with itching and burning sensation, which was often mistaken for the treatment of nipple eczema, and the patient did not take it seriously. After erosion, there are often exudates and yellowish brown scabs. Even if the scab is removed, there will be a rotten surface.
The skin of nipple and areola is hard, but the boundary with the surrounding skin is clear. After the disease develops, nipple invagination may occur, and a small amount of yellowish mucus will ooze from nipple. Lymphatic metastasis will occur in the late stage, and swollen lymph nodes can be felt in the armpit.
Therefore, once women find eczema-like lesions on their nipples, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.