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Recently inverted nipple in 45 year old woman -- possible causes? |
A dear friend said that recently one of her nipples became inverted. She is going through perimenopause. She goes in to see a doctor next week. In the meantime, I'm trying to find out information to help her learn as much as she can and perhaps what to ask her doctor. Do any of you readers have personal knowledge or experience with this condition? Thank you. A newly inverted nipple is a near sure sign of breast cancer. She is correct in seeing a doctor ASAP. Often a cause for concern about breast cancer any changes in your breast....so please make sure she goes to the doc's appointment or try get in earlier!!! Like they said. |
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No, If you have a good healthy diet and your exercising regularly, that is all you should need but if you are concerned you should contact your doctor. ...Having been through this, it sounds to me like you are experiencing perimenopause, the time before menopause. It is a natural process and nothing to be afraid of. I find menopause quite freeing, ... Best to go to a doctor and get checked out. The worst thing you can do it read up about menopause or any other type of pain/illness etc. Because you can make yourself believe that you have those sy... Most hormonal anxiety/depression is usually caused by thyroid problems, as is dizziness. Don't jump to conclusions too quickly. I'm sure she'll be fine. ...No, I started the premenopausal state at age 36, hot flashes, irregular cycles, 3 to 6 month intervals, and all, so you're not too young. The bad news is that I'm 48 now and still going t... you can start now, i started at age 47, you can buy over the counter ESTOVEN, wont hurt you, it has vitimins in it to, i take it every day, ...I am not a woman, still I answer your Question. The most effective herbal treatment for your complaint is taking juice of Hibiscus (Red one with single set of petels) Take about 10 to 15 Hibiscus f... I would definitely contact the gyn to be sure in case it is not that and something else you can catch it early...it sounds like peri to me but I am not an gyn I would at least call a nurse helpline... |
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