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Q: one areola is larger than other

asked by: wickedwanda on January 19th, 2008

Experienced User

Hello, was wondering if any of you older ladies have had this problem,. in high school my breasts were beautiful, and even though i gained weight thru life, they looked great..how ever i have noticed in the last 3 weeks that one areola is getting obviously larger than the other? Any ideas on what would cause this? thanks in advanced Confused

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zigemyster

replied on September 5th, 2008

Moderator

Is it just your areola that is larger and not the breast itself? That is odd. I would check with your GYN and see what he / she thinks. Is it normal? That I do not know.

You asked if 'older ladies' have had this problem...I have not however I do not know what you consider to be 'older ladies'...I'm in my mid 40's...

~Zig

Users who thank zigemyster for this post: wickedwanda

wickedwanda

replied on September 5th, 2008

Experienced User

My older is 44, i have noticed that some young woman have had this problem, but they have not have children & I have not had kids, and no nimple percing for me!!LOL Embarassed

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