Is it normal to have red blood streaks around the areola when you are not pregnant?

Once a woman becomes pregnant, the various hormones in her body will change. These hormonal changes will cause the breasts to swell. When the breasts become more swollen, the skin on the surface will become thinner, and then red blood streaks will appear on the breasts. This is mostly a normal phenomenon. However, some women are not pregnant at all, but have many red blood streaks next to their areola. Is this normal?

Is it normal to have red blood streaks around the areola when you are not pregnant?

It is quite common to experience breast pain and discomfort during pregnancy. It is caused by hormonal changes in the body during pregnancy. Don’t be too nervous about this situation. It is recommended to clean the nipples every day and apply hot compresses to the breasts to observe for a few days. If it does not improve and becomes more serious, it is best to have a breast ultrasound check.

This situation is normal. After pregnancy, as the levels of estrogen and progesterone increase, the nipples and areolas will become darker in color. Pay attention to your health care.

Generally, after pregnancy, the size of the breasts, the color of the areola and nipples will change to varying degrees. This is a normal physiological phenomenon. Don't be too nervous. Pay attention to breast hygiene, wash them frequently, wear loose bras, and it is best to choose pure cotton products.

Purulent discharge often occurs on one side, and overflows on its own or is squeezed out. It is mostly green or milky yellow, thick, pus-like, and may contain blood. It is more common in inflammatory breast diseases, such as mammary duct ectasia syndrome. Bloody discharge often occurs on one side, and overflows on its own or is squeezed out. The discharge is bright red, light red, light brown, or coffee-colored. It is mostly caused by intraductal papilloma, and can also be seen in breast cancer, fibrocystic fibrosis, or mammary duct ectasia syndrome. Since malignant lesions are more likely to cause bloody discharge, clinically patients with bloody discharge should be more alert to the possibility of malignant lesions.

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. If the nipple skin is dry and bleeding, there is no need to worry too much, but if the nipple is bleeding, you must be alert to breast tumors.

This is abnormal. Consider the possibility that it is caused by mastitis or breast hyperplasia. However, you cannot take medication blindly during pregnancy. It is best to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and take symptomatic medication.

It may be folliculitis or inflammation of the sebaceous glands. Avoid spicy food, eat a low-fat diet, apply erythromycin ointment, take oral antibiotics, and wash frequently with hot water. Do not squeeze it to prevent the spread of infection.

This situation may be caused by mastitis, which refers to an acute suppurative infection of the breast. It is a common disease in the postpartum period. Breast pain, increased local skin temperature, tenderness, and nodules may occur. It is recommended to see a Chinese medicine doctor. You can take Chinese medicine external application. At the same time, you should use some drugs to promote qi and blood circulation, soothe the liver and regulate qi, and regulate endocrine disorders.