I'm a guy before anyone takes that title in the wrong context.
I've had a constant nipple erection for at least three weeks,
shirts are uncomfortable and my single nipple piercing is standing
at an awkward 45 degree angle and pointing through my clothing in
rather noticable ways all the fecking time. WTF is wrong is wrong with me and can anyone give
dietary tips to help me stop feeling like i'm a big breasted b*tch
Could be worse. In the first episode of NY Med, the guy had a constant erection he couldnt get rid of. Can you imagine going to a hospital in that
condition?
I would suggest seeing a doctor...
edit on 13-10-2012 by Bodhi911 because: (no reason given)
Is it the pierced nipple that is giving you trouble? Are both acting the same, or is it just one? How long have you had the piercing, and does it
coincide with the trouble you are having?
I've had the piercing since my early teens and i'm in my mid twenties now, it's not
the piercing, and regarding the post below you, it's not an infection, I'm a very clean germophobe
. It's just... both of them. And really discomforting. I know i'm going to take alot of flak for this but it's getting pretty severely
uncomfortable.
If you are taking any medications check into the side effects of them. You would be suprised at the amount of them out there that have estrogen in
them (female hormone) and will actually cause breast increases in men....Just throwing that out there because it actually happened to me!
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on 13-10-2012 by seeker1963 because: (no reason given)
A quick scan on mens health sites suggest it may be a dermatitis condition developing of which there are lotions available from pharmacies however in
these instances, and as indicated above you must consult your GP first.
Have you recently changed your diet - ie; bodybuilding supplements etc - this is another cause.
Typically in a woman what you described is cause by a hormonal imbalance or infection in the glands. rather common for us ladies, less so for you
fellers.
My advice, just go see a doc, if it's something silly we can all have a good laugh, if not, best to catch bad things early.
I really appreciate the response, but it doesn't feel dermatological, I try to take good care
of my skin, it feels internal. I haven't taken any heavy medication in the last two years, if
it is an hormonal imballance , can anyone give me some ideas and advice on what I should cut out of my diet
and should include so I can look it up, a Doctor in my area isn't really an option right now.
edit on 13-10-2012 by DelegateZero88 because:
poor spelling
They do have a good section where you list symptoms and they'll tell you what the possibilities are.
Just a thought.
Or you can always call those free 1800 medical advice numbers. we have them here in Canada, called Telecare, where you can speak to a nurse..not sure
about your area though.
I was going to say thats normal in a pierced nipple the one I have pierced has looked more out there since I had it done and I dont put a ring in it
much anymore
Nothing
Breast Cancer
Infection
Enlarged Mammary Glands
Or they could just be rubbed raw from a shirt, that happens to me sometimes. It hurts, but it goes away soon, Use a antibiotic cream, bandaid, and
forget about it. If it doesn't clear up soon, get checked out.
I realise it's a bit cowardly but I can't go to WebMD, I keep diagnosing myself with cancer,
ebola, the common flu, exotic forms of herpes and anything else they have to throw at me.
I've seen some fairly intelligent people on ATS and I was just hoping they would point me in the right direction.
(Hopefully not the direction my nipples are pointing at)
edit on 13-10-2012 by DelegateZero88 because: (no reason given)
Honey, without you coming into the clinic I couldn't even begin to make a guess.
these things could be anything from exposure to a pesticide, allergic reaction to a laundry soap or more common fabric softener, or it could be
something very serious like the start of thyroid disease.
Have you looked into a free clinic where you live? maybe you could ask the county if they have a roving Nurse practitioner. In this day and age there
are alternatives to seeing a regular GP