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A member asked:
What causes a puffy nipple in women? lack of something? if it gets hard it looks fine. hormonal?
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Possible : But please dont ignore any change in the shape of the breast have a physicain ob/gyn especially if you have any family history of breast cancer which is the worst thing you could miss so investigate first then one can say it is hormonal etc so please go and see an OB gyn doctor to do an exam and if need be mammogram and ultrasound.
Answered 11/27/2017
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