I'm not pregnant and no kids but the bumps aroun dmy nipples sometimes you can sqeeze white discharge out of them and my nipples get itchy sometimes and same thing whit discharge
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A woman's breasts have some degree of fluid secretion activity throughout most of the adult life. The difference between lactating (milk producing) and non-lactating breasts is mainly in the degree or amount of secretion and to a smaller degree in the chemical composition of the fluid. In non-lactating women, small plugs of tissue block the nipple ducts and keep the nipple from discharging fluid. During breast self-exam, fluid may be expressed from the breasts of 50% to 60% of Caucasian and African-American women and 40% of Asian-American women. \n\nThe majority of nipple discharges are associated with non-malignant changes in the breast such as hormonal imbalances. However, any woman with a suspicious or worrisome nipple discharge (see below) should consult her physician.\n\nNipple Discharge is of Concern if it is: \n\nbloody or watery (serous) with a red, pink, or brown color \nsticky and clear in color or brown to black in color (opalescent) \nappears spontaneously without squeezing the nipple \npersistent \non one side only (unilateral) \na fluid other than breast milk \n\n"Opalescent discharge that is yellow or green in color is normal.  Most bloody or watery (serous) nipple discharge (approximately 90%) is due to a benign condition such as papilloma or infection.\n\nhttp://www.imaginis.com/breasthealth/nipple.asp\n\n"A milky discharge from both nipples, when it is not related to breastfeeding, is called galactorrhea. This is usually due to an increase in the hormone prolactin, which produces milk. Galactorrhea may be caused by tranquilizers, marijuana, or high doses of estrogen and is often accompanied by an absence of menstrual periods."\n\nhttp://www.mercyhealthnwa.smhs.com/healthinfo/adult/women/probs.asp
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I think you should go to the doctor. You could have a common infection called bacterial vaginosis, or you may have the beginnings of a yeast infection, even though it doesn't itch or burn at this time. But that amount and type of discharge doesn't sound normal to me. I'd go to the doc if it were me. Good luck! :)
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It sounds to me like your pregnant.  The white fliud is material build up to close the cervix, its an survival vestige of our animal background.  The nausea and feeling hot is a tell-tale sign you have morning-sickness.  I would get yourself a home pregnancy kit and check it out...Next go to a doctor...\n\nGood luck and take care of yourself.
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Registered Nurse here;  Hun it sounds like a yeast infection, however with a yeast infection it usually doesn't soak your panties.  I would strongly suggest that you make an appointment with your GYN, no this is not what you wanted to here.  But you really don't want to speculate about this.  Someone could experience the exact same symptoms as you and it be an all together different type of infection.  It certainly does not sound like a STD.  If fact it sounds Begin, however please go for a check-up, could be something just beginning to brew, and your GYN, would be able to catch it very early.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.
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Don't pay any attention to those rude comments these people leave on here. I thought yahoo question was a place where you could go to ask questions no matter what it is. Dam people chill out..\n\nIt could be possible that you are pregnant,having sore breast is one of the first symptoms. Take a home test now and than one if you miss your period. Good luck
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You can always have a doctor check you out when you have your yearly exams and stuff like that.  When I go for my checkup, my doctor's check my breasts, and I've already had an ultrasound and mammogram (I was 18 when I got both), and the lumps are normal before your menstrual cycle starts.  I have something called fibrocystic disease, which is basically a fancy way of saying I have "lumpy breasts".  It's normal for women who've never had kids, haven't went through menopause, or young women in adolescence and early adulthood.  It's normal to feel tenderness and some soreness every now and then, but remember to do self breast exams on yourself after your period ends.  As always, you can get checked out, to make sure everything's okay.  Hope this helps!!!
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you might have some sort of infection, or your diet is all wrong.  if you eat a lot of red meat ans not enough water, thats where the discharges go too.  try your diet for maybe a week (drink lots of water)  and if that doesn't work definitly go to the doc.
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Lactation, producing breast milk, is rare in women who aren't pregnant or nursing a baby — and especially in women who have never been pregnant. A whitish discharge from the nipple may not actually be milk. A common cause of abnormal nipple discharge is fibrocystic disease which isn't serious.\n\nCauses of abnormal lactation include:\nA noncancerous (benign) tumor of the pituitary gland \nUnderactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) \nA side effect of some medications \nRarely, malignant tumors of the pituitary gland or hypothalamus \n\nHowever, since this is not normal, any nipple discharge should be evaluated by a doctor.  Please tell your friend that she MUST go to the doctor to be on the safe side.  It will also put her mind at ease.
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It still could be a STD. Chlamydia is very "silent" and many women never know that they have it. If you have the itch and bumps still, I would suggest seeing your doc ASAP because Chlamydia can cause sterility and you could never get pregnant. You could also have lice if the bumps are black in color. Rid will cure this without a prescription. If you have any obvious discharge-and it is not normal to have a thick, white discharge that smells bad, it is probably a STD.
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From a professional standpoint I would get it checked.  There are programs out there to help you cover the costs of medical expenses.  A doctor cannot refuse you treatment due to inability to pay.  A really good program that could help you out is the Hill-Burton Act.  I spent many years working on an Oncology Unit (Cancer unit) in our local hospital and know that one of the signs of breast cancer is nipple discharge.  I don't want to scare you , only inform you.  Finding out now is best because there are treatments available that can stop the growth if it is cancer, and better to catch it early.  I will keep you in my prayers.
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"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."\n\nhttp://www.imaginis.com/breasthealth/nipple.asp\n\n"Both male and female adolescents may have milky nipple discharge during puberty."\n\nhttp://www.breast-medicine.com/nipple_discharge.htm
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it's probably just discharge caused by your hormones changing, and this is normal.  If it continues or you are worried get in to see a doctor.
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Apperently from what I have just read it can be...\n\n"My breasts are starting to grow. They hurt and are very tender. They also itch a lot and I’m getting red stretch marks. How long will this last?\nWhat you are experiencing is very normal... Because the skin is stretching, it may also itch. Usually the pain and itching last less than a year (even though your breasts will continue to grow over five to six years.)"\n\nBut it's not the only reason for itchy breasts or always true:\n"Dear TeenHealthFX,\nHow do I know if my boobs are getting bigger? And is it true that when they get itchy it means that they are growing?\nSigned: Itchy Boobs Are They Growing\n\nDear Itchy Boobs Are They Growing,\nJust like with development of all of the other parts of your body, the development of breasts happens at different times for different people. There are though 5 definite stages of typical breast development that you can read about here for more detailed information.   Generally speaking, by the start of your period, your breasts should be well on their way to developing due to increased hormone levels in your body.  If you are feeling itchiness in your breasts, it is most likely due to dry skin and not the onset of a growth period.  The skin on your breasts is often more delicate than on other parts of your body, so you might want to use a moisturizer to alleviate the problem."
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Yes the pill can do this, and so can any hormone based contraceptive, I wouldn't worry too much, I recently had a Marina coil fitter and my breasts went mad, felt like I was getting reading to breastfeed, but it passed and everything is fine now, different times of the month most women's breasts get tender, I wouldn't worry too much, but just go mention it to your doctor I am sure he will tell you exactly what I have, providing you have no lumps or localized pain or are not having a discharge from your breast then you should be fine, if you have any of the things I have just mentioned then its best to get checked out.
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Yes its normal.  You are talking the ones around your nipple right?
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I know when I breastfeed my daughter I didn't have a period for about a year, but as soon as I started to ween her off it came back.  You might want to call your doctor.
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it probably is a heat rash..i have had that...women with large breasts often experience this...she could either try baby powder and/deoderant