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What are these? I have never heard of them? Not even with my !st. I saw it posted on someone's Q.
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They are small little white bumps on the aerolas (the dark pigmented skin around your niples). They are a very strong indication of pregnancy. I started noticing them less than 2 weeks after we conceived. Initially they only showed up at night, but now, at 16 weeks, they are obvious all the time. :o)
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is it normal to have them with out pregnancy?
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is known for woman to get them later on in pregnancy? and not right away ??
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Mine are noticeable especially when my nipples get hard
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The Montgomery tubercles on the areola are like sweat glands. Some women can see them most of the time. If they become more prominent or different, it would be a sign of pregnancy, puberty, or a hormone upset. Add them to your other list of signs. Good luck!
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Hi, could they be actually ON the nipple instead of the aerolas?
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