A healthy breast isn't codependent on its partner. Before puberty, breasts tend to be smooth, inside and out. After menstruation begins, they develop greater texture, along with lumps and nodules that are most often harmless. Nipples, which contain many nerve endings and can be very sensitive, are usually a dark pink or brown, and tend to protrude slightly. These are normal, even when numerous.
Nipples sometimes secrete a watery substance during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
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