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Mieke Guest ·
Hi,
When I Google 'veins on areola', I only come across stories from pregnant women.
Now, I've had veins on my breasts and areola for two years already. It's only getting worse. I've also been quite stressed about possibly being pregnant because the internet says only pregnant women get veins on their areola.
But I've always had them, and they're only getting worse, not less. How is this possible? And do other non-pregnant people have this too.
When I Google 'veins on areola', I only come across stories from pregnant women.
Now, I've had veins on my breasts and areola for two years already. It's only getting worse. I've also been quite stressed about possibly being pregnant because the internet says only pregnant women get veins on their areola.
But I've always had them, and they're only getting worse, not less. How is this possible? And do other non-pregnant people have this too.
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Anoniem Guest #2
I've had it more often. -
Mieke Guest #3
Any other women here with experience with this? -
Mieke Guest #4
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flower #5
I've had it too since my pregnancy.
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