Is it normal to have small lumps on the areola?

Breast health has always been a concern for women. Breasts are one of the characteristics of women, and breast diseases are also hereditary. If there are family members who have suffered from breast diseases, you should pay more attention, pay more attention to breast health, and do breast self-examination regularly, so as to prevent breast diseases in advance. Many women are a little worried about the small fleshy bumps on their nipples, worrying whether they have a disease. What should they do if they have small fleshy bumps on their nipples?

First of all, it should be pointed out that it is quite common to have small grains on the nipples. If there are only small grains without any pain or itching, it is a normal symptom. Women may experience this physiological manifestation during pregnancy. Of course, if there are other complications, it is very likely that the breast is infected. You need to see a doctor immediately and don't avoid it because of shyness. The small meat grains on the breast are generally in the shape of small bumps with firm texture, clear boundaries and smooth surface. They grow very slowly and may not continue to grow after reaching a certain size.

When women are 20-30 years old, they begin to have these small meat-like bumps near the nipples of their breasts. Clinical data show that most of the small bumps on the nipples are malignant tumors, also known as breast fibroids. This condition increases with the changes in hormones in women's bodies during pregnancy. During this period, the breasts change a lot, the breast alveoli proliferate, the breasts begin to gradually enlarge, and these small fibroids in the breasts also expand.

Regarding the question of what to do if there are small grains on the nipples, first see a doctor to determine whether it is benign or malignant, and follow the doctor's instructions for treatment. If during pregnancy, the small grains on the nipples are also malignant, you cannot undergo surgery at this time to avoid miscarriage. After all, surgery requires anesthesia, and local anesthetics have an impact on the growth and health of the fetus. Therefore, when you first find small grains on the nipples, you should see a doctor in time and separate your pregnancy plans.