i find it embarresting tht i have inverted nipples what shall i do?

Question

since the age of lyk 11 and now im 14 wen i first stared developin ive always been aware ive gt inverted nipples the propblems are
. i feel uncomfortable lyk if a lad goes up my top and say wen naked
Im Confuzzed whats shall i do?

Answer 1

i had the same prob from wen was bout 10...now 17!!!! at the age of bout 15 my nipples stopped being inverted!!my point? it CUD correct its self but it also mightent!but its nothing ta worry bout if ur self conscious dnt let a lad do any thing till u fell confident rund him and believe me he wont care then cuz its u he likes and any ways no harm in being a lil bit diff!!!!!! im wit my "husband" since was 13 on and off and fully with him to yrs now we hav a son and i no he wudn care if mine wre lik that!!!be proud of hu u r and also its actually a more common prob than u realize!! gud luk

Answer 2

An inverted nipple is a nipple that, instead of pointing outward, is retracted into the breast and sometimes cannot be seen. In some cases, the nipple will be temporarily uninverted if stimulated, but in others, the inversion is permanent. It can occur in both women and men, some people have one nipple that is inverted and one that is not.

In women, one way to protract inverted nipples is breastfeeding. An infant that latches on well can draw out an inverted nipple. Cosmetic surgery can also change the nipple's appearance, but such surgery often entails severing the milk duct and eliminating the ability to breastfeed. While inverted nipples may make breastfeeding more difficult, truly inverted nipples are rare and many women with inverted nipples can breastfeed without a problem. The baby sucks on the areola, not the nipple so there should be no problems.

Another method of protracting inverted nipples is piercing. The jewlery will hold the nipple out and when the piercing is fully healed, the nipple will remain out for a while. There is a chance that this will only temporarily be effective, and the nipple may become inverted again.

Piercing inverted nipples poses its own risks. Patrons should ensure:

- To tell your piercer that you have inverted nipples. This way, they can be sure to take the right steps by making the room colder and taking extra time to be sure that your nipples are "out" before piercing.

- Inspect placement carefully before a needle goes near you.

- Check that your nipples are out completly, not just half way out. If they are not out completely, the piercing is much less likely to heal correctly and is likely to try to revert to it's previous inverted state - with the jewlery.

- During healing, if you notice that there is less tissue pierced, or you notice that you can feel or see the ring through the tip of the nipple, go and see your piercer. Whilst the nipple may be able to heal, your nipples will end up being different sizes, due to the jewelry sitting differently in each nipple.

Always discuss any peircing issues with a reliable piercer.

There are several levels of nipple inversion; minor, moderate and severe, which would describe a nipple that retracts greatly to alongside or even below the areola.

Many women use a nipple treatment to help draw the nipple out for breastfeeding. Most experts do not recommend treatment during pregnancy given that pregnancy hormones may help the nipples to protrude before the baby is born.

There are a few treatments for inverted nipples. The first one is making sure that there is a good latch between the breast and the baby. Another measure is to shape the nipple. This is known as a “breast sandwich" or “nipple sandwich”, commonly used to get more breast tissue into a baby’s mouth. The use of a breast pump or other suction device immediately before a feeding may help to draw out inverted nipples. A high-quality, hospital grade, electric pump may be used for this purpose. There are special devices specifically designed to draw out inverted nipples before feeding or a home made nipple protractor can be constructed out of a 10 cc disposable syringe. Breast shells may be used to apply gentle constant pressure to the areola in order to try and break any adhesions under the skin that are preventing the nipple from being drawn out. The shells are worn inside the bra. The Hoffman technique is a nipple stretching exercise that may help loosen the adhesions at the base of the nipple when performed several times a day. However, while both these techniques are heavily promoted, a 1992 study by Alexander, Grant & Campbell found that not only do shells and the Hoffman technique not promote more successful breastfeeding, they may actually disrupt it.

Hope this info help you.

Answer 3

You can get a pump that can help this, you usually find them in the back of magazines such as cosmopolitain etc. Speak to your Dr also, there is plenty that can be done and it will probably be something that you will grow out of in a few years.

Good luck

Answer 4

Avent do things called "nippletts" they help encourage your nipple to stay out ...you have to wear them for a few weeks but it is supposed to be a permanent cure ...boots sell them and other big chemists i think there about £30.00 good luck (you will find them near the breast feeding stuff )

Answer 5

Have you asked your mom.???
I have never seen your condition but I'm sure I would not feel less about you. The female naked form is art that God made.
I have seen women with mastectomy's.
Please learn to spell correctly it demonstrates how smart you are.

Answer 6

I know going to the doctors is embarrasing Enough! so i am not even going to suggest it!

Well, what I advise you to do is just wait for abit, they eventually 'DE-vert'...if you and your mum are close enough, ask her, if not, ask your closest Friend...
IF thats not good enough, email me and i shall ask My friend for you because she is suffering from the same thing

Answer 7

This is a little bump in the road of life. You are the way you are. Be happy with that.

Answer 8

stand proud of yourself