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Puffy Areola
Hello, my areolas had been puffy since I got my puberty at 12 and now I'm 19, they're still the same. So is that the way they are or is it something else?
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See a gynaecoligist.
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Hello dear patient, areola are puffy in some females, it's normal if you are not having any pain or no lump is there. If you suspect anything then you can go for usg breast. Otherwise don't worry about it.
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