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Q: Nipple Question

asked by: dsweet on December 2nd, 2003

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My doctor recently told me that I have inverted nipples...This does not bother me, however, when my boyfriend sucks on my nipples he gets a strange taste in his mouth and I can even smell it on his breath afterwards... I have not noticed any strange amount of discharge, just a little white stuff every now and then...Can anyone give me any information? This has been happening for as long as I can remember...And it kind of gets in the way of our sex life b/c my boyfriend enjoys my nipples but not this strange odor and taste...Help!

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nikki_caro

replied on December 2nd, 2003

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Well I know my friend suza replied to this kind of question before and it happens when breats are squeazed or in your case, sucked out. Its a little discharge in women, I guess because we breasfeed. Maybe you can see your doc on it, or just put some flavored lotion or powder that can be licked off without and flavor that will cause bad taste.

ilovemybaby4life

replied on January 21st, 2004

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The flavored lotion thing is a very good idea! Maybe u can go get some flavored body oil or something that stuff is fun! U can even get some that gets hot when u blow on it hey u gotta make the best of any situation!

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