Small pimples next to the areola

As a woman's breasts develop, her areola also develops gradually, and the size of each woman's areola is different. Moreover, most women have very smooth breasts, and they will carefully observe the condition of their breasts. Because the breasts are very smooth, many women assume that the area around the lotion is also smooth. But if you find small bumps next to your areola, is it normal?

What are the small bumps on the areola?

Many female friends think that the areola should be smooth. When they suddenly find small bumps on the areola, they will become nervous and don’t know what is going on. In fact, when women are pregnant, some small particles will appear on their areola, the scientific name is Montgomery glands. Montgomery glands are not exclusive to pregnant women, but can occur in adult women. It is a skin characteristic, not a skin disease.

Small bumps on the areola may be caused by normal oil secretion because the skin of the areola has hair and glands. The glands include sweat glands, sebaceous glands and mammary glands. Its sebaceous glands, also known as areola glands, are some obvious small protrusions on the areola. They are large and superficial and are used to secrete oil and protect the delicate nipples and areola. The secretions have the function of protecting the skin and lubricating the nipples and the baby's lips, so it is understandable that the Creator has his reasons for creating this thing for women.

When a woman meets her ideal partner and gets married, she may also develop bumps on the areola during pregnancy. These are Monteggia tubercles, which are located on the peripheral part of the areola and are formed by the bulges at the opening of the Monteggia gland duct. From the 8th week of pregnancy, due to the increase in estrogen and progesterone, the mammary alveoli and lobules of pregnant women proliferate and develop, causing the breasts to gradually enlarge. Examination revealed that the breast and the surrounding skin (areola) were darker in color, and lumps appeared around the areola. After miscarriage, Montessori nodes may disappear as hormone levels gradually recover. It is normal for breasts to enlarge due to the influence of hormone levels in the body after pregnancy. It is also normal to have small bumps on the areola. These are nodular protrusions formed by hypertrophy of the sebaceous glands around the areola. These are normal changes during pregnancy. Female comrades should have some knowledge of this basic medical knowledge.