Important things you should know about your breasts

[Esther Amadi]

• Breasts are more complex than they look.

The breast is separated into lobes, which are six to nine overlapping sections. Each lobe has smaller lobules, which results in dozens of tiny bulbs that can produce milk. Ducts, which are incredibly small tubes, connect the lobes, lobules, and bulbs. Fat is deposited in the spaces between the lobules and channels. Blood veins and other channels that carry lymph, an invisible fluid, are found in the breasts.

Your breasts are receiving a lot, so be sure to adore them more.

 

• Every breast is unique from the next.

It’s likely that you have observed that one breast is larger than the other or that it faces a different way. It’s quite natural. Some people are more affected by the difference in size and shape than others.

 

• A lot happens to breasts.

Every period presents its own set of changes. It could be a change in size or shape. If you notice a lump, a change in color, dimpling, or swelling, consult a doctor right away.

 

• Breasts sag.

Tight bras won’t help; sagging breasts are quite normal. Deal with this, David and company

 

• There are various sizes of nipples.

They come in a variety of colors and shapes as well. Nipples can be flat, everted, or inverted (i.e pointing out or pointing in). Some people combine their everted and inverted nipples. When aroused, inverted nipples can protrude, but some don’t because they are attached to scar tissue or a short duct. Please consult a physician if inverted nipples that used to protrude when stimulated stop doing so. It can be an indication of breast cancer.

 

• Breast size is inherited.

You have an equal chance of getting your breast size from either of your parents.

 

• Orgasms can be induced by nipple stimulation.

Yes, there is such a thing as a nipple orgasm. The same area of the brain that is influenced by vaginal or clitoral stimulation is also affected when the nipple is stimulated.

It requires a lot of work, so I won’t be the one to do it for you, no be me send you work.

 

• The majority of breast lumps are not malignant (cancerous).

Your breast tissues may occasionally feel lumpier than usual before your period, depending on how your hormone levels fluctuate. Before you visit a doctor to be sure it’s nothing, try not to panic.

 

• Breast cancer can occur in everyone who has breasts.

Yes! including guys. The most important thing is early detection.

 

[Rotimi]

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