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Should i be worried if at 18 my nipples started going inverted (not permanently inverted, but they just go in sometimes but are easy to get out) if i'm not having any other symptoms? i'm 24 now.
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Inversion: Slight inversion of breast nipples is a common experience. This reflects blood flow and warmth. Also reflects ductal changes with hormone cycles. Not to worry.
Answered 12/11/2014
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