Why is it itchy around the nipple?

The resistance next to our human nipple is generally the areola. The pigmentation of this layer of skin tissue is often darker. The diameter of the areola is about 3 to 4 cm. During puberty, it may be rose-colored. After lactation, the color of the areola deepens and may appear dark brown. The skin of the areola is relatively more covered this week, making it easy for dirt to form and bacteria to breed and become infected, making it prone to itching. There are many other reasons that can cause itchy nipples and areolas.

There may be many situations that cause nipple itching. The most common one is caused by allergic inflammation. Usually, the inflammation is caused by bacterial infection. Some patients may also experience redness, swelling, itching and pain. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a detailed examination, mainly through drug treatment, wiping some anti-itching ointment, and it will get better. At the same time, in daily life, you must pay attention to keeping the nipples clean and hygienic to avoid infection. It is best to clean them frequently.

There are many reasons for itchy nipples, the main reasons are as follows: taking too little bath. Such as caused by mites. Taking too many baths. It is caused by excessive loss of oil secretion by the skin. Bad underwear. Sponge or chemical fiber, being too tight or too loose can all cause static electricity. Food reasons. An allergic reaction to certain foods (there may be other parts of your body itching at the same time, but your nipples are too sensitive, so you pay attention to them). Problems with the breasts themselves. It can be caused by mastitis, hyperplasia, etc., but it is usually accompanied by other physical signs, so pay attention to it.

Whether it is itchy nipples or itchy areolas, a big reason is infection. In order to avoid itching caused by infection, you must pay attention to the cleanliness of the skin. It is best to wash the areola and nipples with warm water every day to thoroughly remove the skin dirt remaining in the folds of the areola. In this way, the bacteria will lose the breeding ground and will not itch.