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Im 18 . does having 2 white montgomery glands on aerola since 2 months without any inflammation/pain normal?while not being pregnant? is it normal ?
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Yes can be: If there are no other symptoms and they do not give you any problems, I would not be concerned.
Answered 11/6/2015
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