Have you talked with your doctor about your nipple that is sunken in, compared to your other nipple? This would be an important symptom to call your doctor about, just to rule out any medical conditions.
You would also want to mention that you have discharge from your nipple that is sunken in (it sounds like your other nipple does not have discharge, so it most likely is not from lactating). Women can still lactate, even after months of not breastfeeding, so I don't want to alarm you, but please make sure you talk with your doctor or nurse about if these are post-breastfeeding symptoms for you specifically, your natural anatomy after pregnancy/childbirth, or a medical condition.
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Have you talked with your doctor about your nipple that is sunken in, compared to your other nipple? This would be an important symptom to call your doctor about, just to rule out any medical conditions.
You would also want to mention that you have discharge from your nipple that is sunken in (it sounds like your other nipple does not have discharge, so it most likely is not from lactating). Women can still lactate, even after months of not breastfeeding, so I don't want to alarm you, but please make sure you talk with your doctor or nurse about if these are post-breastfeeding symptoms for you specifically, your natural anatomy after pregnancy/childbirth, or a medical condition.
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February 20, 2011 - 8:40amThis Comment
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