What are the small bumps around the female areola?

Some women may find small bumps around their areola. People may not take this seriously, thinking it is harmless to the body, but this is not the case. The small bumps around the areola of women may be caused by pathological reasons, such as neurofibroma, breast lipoma, etc., and people always need to pay special attention to them. The following is a detailed introduction to what are the small bumps around the areola of women.

It is normal to have small bumps on the areola, but sometimes it is also a basic sign of some gynecological diseases:

1. Small bumps on the areola may be neurofibromas: they are often part of systemic fibromatosis, with groups of soft or light brown-pigmented pendulous tumors growing from the nipple and areola area, causing no discomfort. The body surface is often covered with scattered tumor-like masses and pigmented spots. Surgical removal is usually not required. If the tumor is large, ulcerated, or unsightly, it can be removed individually.