maybe it has something to do with your daily activities or maybe there is something up with that one =/
not sure. i never have to do any prying,... but they do get a lil cramped after a long day. i don't think it's a prob. but it might be something to bring up with your femme doctor during an annual ?

Hey, Janey! Actually, inverted nipples are much more normal than you imagine. Something like two in five women have some degree of inversion.

Both of my daughters have inverted nipples. I asked about it when they were born and the doctor explained that as they developed, the inversion could correct itself. If it didn't, then when they had children and began to lactate that would probably fix it. However, he also said that it's not a big deal. That if it didn't self-correct, there were lots of things the girls could do to cope - meaning things they could use to breast feed should they want to.

If it really bothers you, there are corrective surgeries for it. Although, technically most of the time, they aren't medically necessary so you'd have to pay out of pocket.


Hope this helps.

I have always had inverted nipples, both sides, they only "look right" when they are cold. I have breastfed 2 children (the 2nd child for 13 months) with no problems. now that I no longer breastfeed, they are inverted like they were b4 children, it's something that is common and dosen't bother me.