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Q: Hard skin nipple

asked by: kendrick on March 31st, 2008

New User

hey i was wondering if some one could tell me wat my condition is... when i was 11 i got these small knots in my chest directly under my nipples about the size of a dime. i am now 16 years old i have went to the doctor when i was 15 he told me to do push ups. but they have only made my nipples poke out more.... all i want to do is be able to actually go swimming. or do any kind of activity that involves taking my shirt off.(im not obese either.) i only way 170 lbs. im 6'0 tall. i also do not have any chest fat. its just that my nipples feel like their full of liquid air or something

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Georgia59

replied on April 23rd, 2008

Especially eHealthy

well, breasts feel kind've lumpy in general, and nipples have a funny texture, too.

But really, he told you to do push ups? I have no idea what he thought that would accomplish.

If you're concerned, it's a good thing to bring up with a doctor.... a better doctor.

StacyHoll

replied on April 23rd, 2008

Experienced User

Yes, I would agree! Get a second opinion!!!

Are they sticking out alot under your nipple? I guess enough to make you feel embarrassed. Have you shown your parents? What did they say.

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