As pregnancy progresses,
the areola becomes darker in color and it may grow is size.
The nipples and
areola become darker and larger.
My areolae became red and torn up from all of the pumping.
People with Paget disease may notice the nipple and
areola becoming scaly, red, or itchy.
Not exact matches
You may have noticed small bumps around your
areola that
became more prominent during your pregnancy and might be especially noticeable when you're cold.
Both the nipple and
areola will
become a darker brown during pregnancy.
Your
areolas may
become darker.
For example with your
areolas — the pigmented area around your nipples — will
become darker.
Nipples also
become larger and generally darker, as will the
areola, the pigmented area around the nipple.
You may also notice your
areola darkening (perhaps to
become more visible to your newborn's immature vision) and additional Montgomery glands (small bumps on the
areola) forming.
In addition, the skin covering the breast can
become so taut and the
areolae so swollen that the baby can not latch.
Your nipples and
areolas might
become darker and tiny bumps, called Montgomery glands may appear on your nipples.
The nipples and breasts will be extremely tender with
areola, the dark area around your nipple,
becoming spotted, darker, and bigger.
After a few weeks you may notice that the coloured skin around your nipples (the
areolae)
becomes darker.
A woman's nipples may
become sore or cracked if she allows her infant to latch on to the nipple, instead of the
areola.
As you progress through the pregnancy, your
areolas will also
become larger.
As your pregnancy goes on, your breasts will get bigger, and your
areola, the circular area surrounding your nipple, will
become darker.
Swelling may occur in the
areolae or the periphery of the breasts or both, and result in the breasts
becoming very hard and tender, with the nipples
becoming taut and flattened.
Due to hormone changes, the
areola (the area around the nipple) and the nipple grow darker; often increasing in size and
becoming more raised.
The dark area around your nipple is called the
areola and you'll notice it
becomes darker, bigger, spotted (maybe) and will look like it has goose bumps.
Prolonged use of ice can cause the nipple and
areola to
become numb, so use this technique just long enough for the nipple to protrude.
Here, he'll start by tracing the
areolae with a featherlike touch until the nipples
become erect.