Pregnancy and Nipple probs ladies only!!?
490781
You should take them out now because your boobs are gonna get huge. Im 24 weeks pregnant. your nipples might start to push out the rings and they can get infected. I still have my bellybutton ring in tho. LOL
1090394
didn't the doctor tell you that would happen??  My sister was going to have a boob job but the doc told her she probably would never be able to breastfeed and would more than likely loose all feeling in that area.  That is one of the side effects.
302775
This is called inverted nipples and it is perfectly normal. I have them as well.  You can still do all of the things that other women can, breast feed, enjoy stimulation etc.  Having a regular sex life tells me that whomever your partner is does not mind your nipples, so why should you?
767622
I have inverted nipples...they do come out....they are sensitive thats for sure....sometimes a simple touch will turn you on but a touch too hard will hurt. They are actually more sensitive I believe thats why it's hard to breastfeed when you have inserted nipples.
893966
well of course ....nothing will happen to u or the babies unless u eat it sumthing might happen but dont eat it ewww.....urm the only thing that cud happen tou that isnt safe is that u get sum type of really bad rash frum it but that might not happen....urm also the only thing that cud really happen is ur acne will clear up urm btw....CONGRATS on being preg.and gd luck!!
1187505
You mustn't worry about your nipples being hard.  It is perfectly normal for a young male of your age.  A little exercise and time will approve things.
496636
Nipple play is a tough one. I know men who detest having their nips tugged, while others go crazy with pleasure. I am one of the lucky men whose nipples are a total turn on, - I can literally reach orgasm by just having my nips worked on - but alas, it's a rare man who has the "know how". Based on my "research", I find older men, with some experience under their belt are usually the ones who get it...but practice makes perfect, and I encourage all men to practice practice practice....:)
1009553
It is not normal to have fluid leaking from your nipples if your not pregnant,you need to go see your ob/gyn to have it evaluated.
244994
NOT NORMAL!!!! Go back to your doctor ASAP and if he still says nothing wrong, get a second opinion!  Your breasts are precious. Enough said.
468728
Its more common then you might think!\n\nDuring intrauterine life, (within the womb)\nNipples develop along the lines stretching from axilla to umbilicus. 4-5 on each side. These nipples gradually disappear with time leaving one on each side for most individuals.\nHowever, many a time 1-2 nipples may not undergo such process and remain!\n\nIf they are causing a problem, like pain or inflammation (red) then you must see a doctor.\n\nYou can also get them removed (easily) by plastic surgery for cosmetic reasons.
124916
I agree with Harley.  It has happened to me, and once a tiny drop of liquid came out. This hasn't happened again.  But a male nipple can get stimulated and tender.  A basketball jersey may have been moving up and down on it, stimulating it.  It is totally normal.  It just means your nipps can be stimulated.  Depending on what is happening with levels of hormones and cycles, your nipple can become more sensitive than it normally is.
625990
I was in pain for months following my c-section. It had nothing to do with the c-section itself. My hormones made it so that I was unable to produce any lubrication. This made me and my husband uncomfortable. He thought that he didn't make me satisfied anymore. We discussed this with my doctor, and she said that until your hormones come into order again, you may need to use a personal lubricant. We used KY for several months, and I got pregnant again 6 months after the first was born. After she was born. Yep pain again. Waited another 8 months, and now I'm back in action pain free. Some don't experience this, and some not as long. Maybe your doctor could be more help than mine. I know it hurts, and sometimes emotionally as well. If it doesn't subside, see your doctor (OBGYN). They should be able to help you. Congratulations!!
328567
Yes, I have them done, Yes it hurts.  When the needle passes through the skin, it sends an intense flash of heat down the entire side of your body.  It takes a couple of months for them to heal and they are extremely sensitive to anything during that time.  If you are a belly sleeper, find a different position.  As far as women not being able to breastfeed that is just pure bull.  I am a mother of 2 and breast fed both of my children.  Good luck with it.  It does take a lot of nerve.  My first set got infected and I had to take them out and have them repierced so I have been through it twice.  My recommendation is to have them measure your nipples and pierce with a barbell.  Once they heal you can insert rings.  This worked perfectly for me on my second go 'round.
483614
are you pregnate or breastfeading? those things sure do. those things aren't bad, depending on the circumstances. i would take a pregnancy test.
237528
There is no evidence that pierced nipples will affect your ability to breastfeed. Your breasts will still produce adequate milk for your baby, and unless your body rejected the piercing right after you had it done, there is no reason to anticipate any additional problems with infection. Horizontal piercings are more common than vertical, and seem to be more compatible with nursing.\n    You will need to remove the jewelry when you nurse. Leaving it can cause problems. It will be difficult for your baby to form the nipple and press it against the roof of his mouth if there is a piece of metal in the way. Latching on correctly at the breast is a skill that newborn babies have to learn, and it can take awhile for them to get the hang of it even with an un-pierced nipple.  While it may be possible for him to latch onto a nipple with jewelry in it, it will make it more difficult for him, and may cause pain as the ring presses against the soft tissue of his tongue and palate.  Healthy babies are born with a very strong suck, and it's entirely possible that the ring could dislodge while he's nursing and he might choke on it.  \n    It would be best for you to remove the rings completely for the first few weeks of nursing.  Newborn babies nurse a lot (10-12 times or more in 24 hours) and it would be a hassle to keep taking them in and out that often.\n    Once your milk supply is established and your baby isn't nursing as often, you can replace the rings between feedings if you want to.  I can't guarantee that the holes won't grow back together in that time, but if you replace the jewelry once a day and then take it out, that should help keep the holes open.  \n     It can take about three to six months after piercing for the hole to heal completely. It is recommended that you not remove the rings for six to ten months after you have them pierced, and you may need help removing them for the first time, so contact a piercer for advice on the best way to do it.  Pierced nipples may be more sensitive than unpierced nipples, so you may experience a little more soreness than most nursing mothers.\n     As far as different types of jewelry goes, it is best to use titanium, nickel-free gold, platinum, niobium or surgical stainless steel jewelry because many people are allergic to nickel, which is commonly used in jewelry manufacturing. You would have to ask your piercer about what designs are easiest to take in and out, but remember that the rings that are easiest to remove are also the ones most likely to come out in the baby's mouth, so be sure to take them out before nursing.
63952
It's normal. You don't want them to go away. The bumps are where your milk ducts are so you can breast feed your baby. You can probably notice them more if you are aroused or if your nipples get cold.
628168
you have inverted nipples and it is very common. The only time to worry about inverted nipples is when it happens suddenly - but you say your's have always been that way. \nDon't worry about it. If you feel it necessary i think you can get a surgical proceedure to make them pop out and there is also a non surgical method that involves wearing a special suction to the nipples that draws them out. \nlots of women are like this. don't let it ruin your life it is nothing to be ashamed of.