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Nipple pain can be caused by hormonal changes from pregnancy or menstruation, trauma to the nipple from breastfeeding or sexual activity, allergy, infection, and more. While the cause of nipple pain usually isn't serious, in rare cases, it can be a sign of breast cancer.
Depending on the cause, nipple pain can extend into the areola—the ring of the pigmented skin around the nipple. Nipple pain may ache, tingle, throb, burn, or feel tender. It may or may not be connected with more general breast pain.
Anyone can develop nipple pain. This article explains several possible causes of nipple pain along with when you should see a doctor.
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