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Is it normal for one of my areolas to be a different shade than the other? 18 years old.
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We aren't : completely symmetric in color, size and shape. If minor variation would not fret about it. If symptomatic get it checked.
Answered 11/28/2020
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Yes it's common: Yes as long as there is no pain, swelling or discharge. If any of these symptoms are present you see a gynecologist .
Answered 3/1/2016
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