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10445209 tn?1426707541

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I'm 6 months on Christmas and recently I've noticed that my right nipple gets this crusty substance on the tip but it's just my right one. Is this something that will just get worse, it's kind of weird to me lol
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8778737 tn?1413827423
Noo, don't worry. :) you're 16weeks.. And have that already?... Tmi question, does does your s/o play with your boobs alot? That, I heard also jump starts the boobie stuff. Ahaha
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10445209 tn?1426707541
Thanks everyone. I just felt odd about it but I'm glad I'm not the only one :)
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I'm only 16 wks and I have that happening
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8778737 tn?1413827423
"Liquid gold" lactation consultants will say. :)
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8778737 tn?1413827423
Noooo you're okay! Its just your colostrum(sp). I had it too.. Don't worry too much about it. I usually just wiped them off when I showered. If it does bother you, bring it up to your doc. They'll tell you posssssibly the same thing. :)
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9571159 tn?1419571005
I'm 31 weeks I notice it too
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Don't worry from my experience its normal just colostrum leaked from your breast, milk which you produce in late pregnancy not every women experience this it might got dried that's why it looks crusty.
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It's colostrum :) and yes, you will produce more of it as your pregnancy progresses.
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