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Huge bumps on nipples, I'm extremely self conscious, what are they? (Photos)

jennysinNov 16, 2024
There hasn't been a Doctor Who has explained to me what these bumps are on my nipples. My nipples are also very large. Is there anything that can be done to shrink them and also remove these weird bumps? They are also inverted, this is what they look like after 20 minutes of pumping them with a nipple corrector. Please help!!

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