Reasons for itchy right nipple

I believe every woman has experienced itchy nipples, but not everyone knows why nipples become itchy for no apparent reason. How do women usually deal with itchy nipples? I think most people just ignore it, thinking it won't be a big problem. But any reaction of the body has its reasons, so why do nipples itch?

The nipples secrete secretions every day, providing conditions for the growth of various bacteria. If you do not pay attention to local hygiene and use poor shower gels, soaps and bra fabrics, it may cause dryness and peeling, leading to nipple itching. In addition, nipple eczema and eczema-like nipple cancer can also cause itching. It is recommended to wash the breasts and nipples with warm water and neutral high-quality soap every night. If the problem is still not solved, you need to go to the hospital's gynecology or breast department for examination and diagnosis.

Generally speaking, there are two possibilities for this situation.

1. As menstruation approaches, hormone secretion is stimulated. This causes nipple itching and pain, but the symptoms disappear when menstruation comes or after.

2. Hyperplasia of breast inflammation, accelerated blood circulation, irritation of nipples, and itching and pain of nipples can also occur. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a breast examination.

3. Allergic reactions may also be related to food, drug allergies, etc. Excessive estrogen in the body can also cause it. If it persists

It is recommended to go to the hospital.

Due to endocrine reasons, you may experience breast tenderness and nipple itching and pain before and after the menstrual cycle. At this time, do not squeeze the breasts or pick the nipples casually to avoid causing ruptures and infection. Wash your nipples, areolas and breasts regularly. Because there are many glands on the areola that secrete oil-like substances, it can protect the skin, but it can also get dirty, cause lumps, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to keep the breasts clean.

Although nipple itching does not seem particularly serious, it can have serious consequences if not handled properly. After getting married and having children, the children still have to rely on the mother's nipples for milk. If there is a problem with the mother's nipples, the children will also have problems if they eat them. If your child gets the disease through your nipple, you will blame yourself for the rest of your life. Therefore, for the health of ourselves and our children, we must protect our nipples well.