What to do if your nipples are different colors

Most of our nipples are pink in color, but the color of nipples can change. The nipples may become darker. There is no need to worry about this. In fact, this is a relatively normal situation. However, sometimes there are abnormal situations. There are many reasons for the change of nipple color. So what should we do if the nipple color is different?

The areola is the darker pigmented area of ​​skin next to our nipple. For young girls, the color of nipples and areolas is very light, such as pink. However, with age increase, sexual activity and breastfeeding, pigmentation gradually appears. In adulthood, every adult's areola will be darker than the nipple, and it will become even darker after pregnancy, usually appearing dark brown. This is related to the secretion of estrogen and progesterone in the body and is normal.

In fact, this situation is quite normal, so don't worry too much. This phenomenon occurs mainly due to the influence of hormone secretion in the body. For young girls, the color of the nipples and areolas are both light pink. In adulthood, the areolas will be darker than the nipples.

Like skin color, the color of nipples and pubic area is determined by genetics, and the depth of the color has basically nothing to do with frequent sexual intercourse.

When stimulated, it becomes dark purple due to congestion.