It sounds like you have answered your own question in your post: "my husband tends to pull or pinch my nipples all the time", and that would certainly explain sore nipples!
Have you talked with him about what you do and do not enjoy sexually? Can you show him how to touch your breasts and nipples, so that it is pleasurable to you? Even if you do enjoy your nipples to be squeezed during the "heat of the moment", you mentioned the phrase "all the time" which indicates that it is bothersome and you do not enjoy it. Let him know when you do/do not enjoy your nipples being squeezed, or you can ask him to be gentle with your breasts for the next few weeks and caress them to see if the soreness dissipates.
You mentioned being worried about pregnancy. If you and your husband are having unprotected sex (without condoms, or without hormonal contraception such as the pill), there is a chance of pregnancy.
If you are experiencing any discharge from your nipples, if your breasts or nipples feel warm-to-the-touch, or you are experiencing pain that worsens, you would want to call your doctor (these are possible signs of infection).
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It sounds like you have answered your own question in your post: "my husband tends to pull or pinch my nipples all the time", and that would certainly explain sore nipples!
Have you talked with him about what you do and do not enjoy sexually? Can you show him how to touch your breasts and nipples, so that it is pleasurable to you? Even if you do enjoy your nipples to be squeezed during the "heat of the moment", you mentioned the phrase "all the time" which indicates that it is bothersome and you do not enjoy it. Let him know when you do/do not enjoy your nipples being squeezed, or you can ask him to be gentle with your breasts for the next few weeks and caress them to see if the soreness dissipates.
You mentioned being worried about pregnancy. If you and your husband are having unprotected sex (without condoms, or without hormonal contraception such as the pill), there is a chance of pregnancy.
If you are experiencing any discharge from your nipples, if your breasts or nipples feel warm-to-the-touch, or you are experiencing pain that worsens, you would want to call your doctor (these are possible signs of infection).
August 14, 2011 - 7:28pmThis Comment
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