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My daughter is 11 and she says that there are bumps on her areola and sometimes it has stinging feelings..
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Areola: The bumps on her areola are known as Montgomery glands. They are sebaceous glands and when irritated they can secrete an oily substance to protect the nipples
Answered 8/29/2014
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