Dr. Jonathan Trager Go figure. Just when you got used to being a kid you started growing these two bumps on your chest and nothing was ever the same again. No doubt you had strong emotions about your newly developing breasts. If so, you're not alone.
Many women have concerns about their breasts.
Ours is a culture that pays so much sexual attention to breasts that it's common for women to think their breasts are inadequate. So put aside the erotic hype and attention given to breasts today and discover some important information about breasts and common breast health problems. Your breasts are specialized glands designed to produce milk. Your nipples are surrounded by areas of pigmented skin called areolae and are full of nerve endings, which can make stimulating them sexually arousing. They are also filled with smooth muscle fibers, which contract during sexual stimulation or exposure to cold and make them erect.