is the presence of few dark black hairs near the nipples harmful?
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No prob at all..sometimes if you dont pluck them out you will get like a cyst..an infecteced peice of hair..yeah its gross and not attractive..but its totally normal...
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Nipples are not too much attractive as the whole breast are.But its very sensitive,so it should be covered for its sensitivity.
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I know nothing of the breast milk issue, as mine were done well after that stage. I have read that it is not a sure thing that implants would cause complications, my recollection isn't too clear, but it seems that was a small percentage. You know how people have to include disclaimers to cover EVERY aspect. The only negative side I know of is...not many doctors/hospitals are set up to do mamograms on implants, but I hear it's up and coming. You will be sore, if you scar easily you will have a nasty scar...don't get it done through the nipple. I had mine done through the belly button....read up on that for more details...and my bf is impressed at how good mine look with no scars on my breasts. I had mine done in Dallas, so no help on your geographical situation.
50488
My friend lost a lot of hair after she had her baby. It is perfectly normal, and should stop in a few months. Don't worry about it!
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hey! I'm a very dark haired girl. when i was in middle school my mother forced me to wax my arms, legs, and eye brows. it hurt a lot, but it made me feel better about myself. dark hair all over your body could be really embarrassing. especially when you are 12! when i was 13 we went on a family vacation to Mexico and i had to wear a bathing suit. my mom refused to let me shave down there but said if I'm worried about the hair we can have it waxed. it was the most painful experience in my life, but it was something i had to do. i mean, i cant have  a bush sticking out from my bikini line. no matter how old i am. if you are blonde, dont worry because your hair is light and no one probably sees it but you. but if you feel its something you need to do for yourself, do it. it will make you feel prettier and its not dangerous or damaging to your health at all! just remember to go a CLEAN place. dont try to get away with a cheap place because there stuff could be dirty and that could give you an infection. otherwise dont worry. good luck! i wish you all the best.\n\np.s. the more you wax, the less it hurts and the longer it takes for the hair to grow up and when it grows back its lighter and thinner. just a  little hint.
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my wife has one of these on her nipple, it's this little hair that's grown around and around under the skin for years, and it's like a hard little ball that if she'd pop it like a zit, the hair would probably shoot out and be about 4 feet long, but she won't do it.  Freaky stuff man
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No, this is not true. The holes in the nipples were probably magnified and are where the milk comes through when a infant nurses.\nThink about it this way - how many filthy people have you seen with nasty clothes on? Do you honestly think that the only clean thing that they have on is their bra? Not likely. They still have their breasts. \nIf this worries you this much though, make sure that you wash your bra often.\nBy the way, have you ever thought of how many people have tried that bra on before you? I'd be more concerned over that than worrying about the possibility of worms in your bra.
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I agree with Harley.  It has happened to me, and once a tiny drop of liquid came out. This hasn't happened again.  But a male nipple can get stimulated and tender.  A basketball jersey may have been moving up and down on it, stimulating it.  It is totally normal.  It just means your nipps can be stimulated.  Depending on what is happening with levels of hormones and cycles, your nipple can become more sensitive than it normally is.
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not really but you definately need to get checked if there becomes an open sore.  A friend of mine got that and it eneded up a huge infection and lost her nipple.  Im not trying to scare you but it could be serious.
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Dermatitis(skin irritation)around the nipple and areola can be caused by:\n1.Ointments and creams you are using on the nipples. Stop using them if you develop dermatitis.\n2.Detergents used to wash your bra. Use pure soap to wash your bra.\n3.Sensitivity to soaps and shampoo. Avoiding soaps and shampoos during showering will help prevent nipple irritation.\n4.Reaction to the fabric of your bra. Choose a different one.
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She needs to see a doctor hon, she could have a hormonal problem.  It ain't gonna go away and hair removal cream will make it worse as it's a delicate area.
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Without Nipples the Male Chest Looks Strange.  The nipples provide a focus point for the male chest. They direct the eye to the curve of the pectoral muscle. \n\nMen and women are mammals (from the Latin mamma breast) a species that have breasts and feeds its young with milk. The human embryo has tissue that will evolve into breasts. Both male and female babies are born with nipples and ducts intact. It is the presence of genes that direct hormones to differentiate the breast tissue. The Y chromosome stimulates hormones such as testosterone to form male features.\n\nInsufficient or defective testosterone, poor tissue responsiveness, or an unbalance of other hormones like Estrogen and Prolactin can cause female like breasts even in men (Gynecomastia). At birth, the small amount of the mother's estrogen in the baby can result in small breasts that usually resolve. There can be an inbalance of hormones during male puberty that can result in temporary breast growth, which for most resolves. There are many medical problems and drugs that can cause male breast growth. \n \nThe nipple is actually the central protrusion inside of the pigmented areola. There is a thin muscle just under the skin that when stimulated, tends to flatten the puffed male nipple areola. This muscle when stimulated in a breast feeding woman, projects the nipple for the baby. Nerves that innervate the nipple / areola can produce pleasure for both men and women.
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Many young women are hairy. Our culture these days promotes the hairless look, but it takes a lot of time and money (and I think it's a little sick that many men seem to want it). It's not at all unusual to have a slight mustache (it can be bleached), hair below the navel, some facial hair, and hair on the big toes. I was in this category. I remained hairy until menopause. After I was 45 or so, the hair on my arms and legs got a little lighter and less coarse. The hair on my big toes has thinned out and is barely noticeable. I got electrolysis for the hair on my face that was too dark for my pale skin. I hear there are laser treatments now that get more hair in a single treatment, but my electrolysist said that she sees a lot of women for whom laser treatments didn't work thoroughly enough.\n\nGood luck.
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No, it is not dangerous.  Actually asymmetry of the breasts is quite common.  However, if there are lumps, discharge from the nipples, or a dramatic change of appearance in a short period of time, it should probably be checked out.  It wouldn't harm to have them checked even without the above symptoms.
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hey anthony sony,\nBe happy with what u have. Whether fair or dark, the necessity is  health. \nThey are natural. The plants have very less of concentrates including alkaloids and essential oils (One kilo material gives you around 1 gram concentrate in the above plants). The lower concentration is sufficient to produce flavour. But, i dont think that  can harm your skin. I am sure you would have no corrosion on your skin. Be happy.
636013
NCI research revealed that women who used hair dyes (the permanent type and darker colors seem to be the worst) had a 50% higher risk of developing Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. However, no link to cancer was found in those who went blond.
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There is no good scientific evidence to support this claim. The American Cancer Society is not aware of any strong epidemiologic studies reporting a statistical association between breast cancer risk and antiperspirant use. \n\nTo the contrary, a carefully-designed epidemiologic study of this issue published in 2002 compared 813 women with breast cancer and 793 women without the disease found no relationship between breast cancer risk and antiperspirant use, deodorant use, or underarm shaving. Likewise, we are not aware of any evidence that aluminum or any of the other chemicals in antiperspirants are mutagenic (cause DNA damage that can lead to cancer). Products such as antiperspirants are rigorously tested and evaluated by the FDA before they can be marketed. \n\nAnother study published in 2003 reported that women who used underarm antiperspirant and shaved their underarms tended to be diagnosed with breast cancer at a younger age than women who do not. However, the study design did not include a control group of women without breast cancer and has been criticized by experts as not relevant to the safety of these underarm hygiene practices. It is likely that in general, young women are more likely than elderly women to shave their underarms, regardless of whether they later develop breast cancer. This is a more likely explanation of the researchersÂ’ findings than the suggestion that these practices cause cancer.