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i have am very concerned about a burning pain in my nipples after my boyfriend sucked them

CorysFiance
11/12/09
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Topics:Breast CancerBreast Cancer Symptoms

i have a very painful burning feeling and itchiness  in my nipples after my boyfriend sucked them and nibbled softly. im not sure what it is but i am very concerned, i dnt know what it is but im worried, please help!

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Hi - This is no doubt hormonal. Your body thinks you have a baby sucking on your breasts, and so tries to respond with milk. Whoops - nothing there - thus the pain/burning. It could also simply be that, since your nipples are very sensitive, he may have been a bit too rough, and irritated them. At any rate, if the pain/burning continues way beyond sex, then at some point see a doctor to find out what's up. I'm betting, though, that this will diminish fairly quickly. Good luck - PJH

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CorysFiance
Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 06:42 AM

thank you very much, thats good too know, i was also thinking it may have something too do with my late pregnancy,  also this morning i did take the ECP, would that have anything too do with the burning? - also they are very sensitive too touch.  but it would make sense that my body has gotten confused with the baby thing - thanks 

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