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Nipple pain
I Don't know from past 1 week why my nipples always pain and if I try to hold it for a sec it feels like shock kind of.. I have PCOS, is it due to the that?? what should I do??
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No dear no relationship with PCOS.
It's normal pain needs treatment for the same.
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This can be cyclic pain.
Do you had similar pain before also.
Do u have done self breast exam ?
Do u have found any nodule , lump ?
Is there any change in size and texture of nipple/ areola ? Or change in skin texture.
watery discharge from nipples ? As it should not be ignored.
Tenderness can be due to underlying abscess/pus or infection. do u have fever or any other complaints or on any other harmonal medications or contraceptive pills.
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See if there is any redness or swelling?
This could be hormonal imbalances.
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Dr. Dyuti Navadia
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Pune
Not related to PCOD
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
General Physician
21 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes it is due to PCOS , it is due to hormonal issues , get your AMH level checked and also get your PROLACTIN levels checked, if abnormal, then take appropriate treatment for the same
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