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1 Nipple problem
What started happening was an itchy nipple and then the skin on the tip came off and now its has no skin really its still a bit ithy but i put plasters on it because when i take the paster off there is greenish stuff on the plaster its not painful though
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Dear , first thing u should not keep plaster.
As u said it was itching may be because of dryness but then irritated it ,so may be u scratched lead to wound and infection and then u did plaster all those leads into more problems.
First remove plaster clean with water , water u should boil then make it cold then use for washing , keep batadine ointment on it.
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consult gynaecologist immediately
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avoid self medication &treament ,sorry to say in india doctor fees is very much less than one movie ticket so dont lead your healthy life into trouble with self remedy .
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Hello, CONSULT A GYNACOLOGIST as you may require usg breast local examintion. Ok.
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Kindly meet a surgeon and Get examined because of green discharge . Alternatively a dermatologist has to be seen
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