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Types and symptoms Color Possible cause green cysts brown or cheese-like mammary duct ectasia (blocked milk duct) clear breast cancer, especially if only coming from one breast papilloma bloody papilloma breast cancer What does discharge look like with breast cancer? Nipple discharge (ND) can be the earliest presenting symptom of breast cancer. We hereby present […]

Galactorrhoea is milky nipple discharge not related to pregnancy or breast feeding. It is caused by the abnormal production of a hormone called prolactin. This can be caused by diseases of glands elsewhere in the body which control hormone secretion, such as the pituitary and thyroid glands. Is it normal to have discharge from nipples? […]

Avoid using a dryer, especially on high heat. A dryer can stretch out the fabric and elastic on your sports bras, making them less supportive and even changing the fit. Luckily, sports bras are designed to dry quickly. Can I put my sports bra in the dryer? Can I put my sports bra in the […]

Try a smaller cup size, or a bra with more narrow wires. If you feel like the wires are a good width for your body but are digging into your armpits because they’re too tall, look for bras that have shorter wires to ease pain. How do you stop your bra from hurting? If your […]

It’s important to take care of your self esteem as much as possible, regardless of whether you’re working from home or not. Wearing a bra is not only necessary when you are active and in motion. Full breast support provides comfort, above all, but also allows to relieve back pain. Should I wear bra going […]

Always Clasp the Back CUUP’s Director of Fit Tania Garcia recommends always clasping the back of your bras before storing them away. “This ensures nothing gets caught in drawers or creates holes in other garments,” she notes. What is the best way to store a bra? Like most of us, bras need their space. The […]

Stand upright without a bra on, and using a measuring tape, measure around your back and under your bust, where the band of a bra would usually sit. Make sure the tape is going around in a steady, even line. It should feel snug, but not tight. Do you wear a bra when measuring bust […]

If machine washing is all you’re up for, pop the bra in a mesh bag (with the hooks done up) and toss it in the washer. Hang to dry, and by the next day that new bra is ready to wear. Do you wash new bras before wearing? Yes! You should definitely wash your new […]

Breastfeeding experts say underwires and too-tight bras can lead to clogged milk ducts in breasts, which can cause mastitis. Can you get mastitis from dirty bra? Breast engorgement and plugged milk ducts are two other common breastfeeding concerns that can lead to mastitis. Mastitis also can be caused by: A tight bra, an underwire bra, […]

The bottom line is that while many women are now paying anywhere from $30 to $300 per bra (usually around $50) the bra you purchase is the one that makes you and your budget happy. Why are bras more expensive? Bras are made from a lot of pieces A single bra is comprised of many […]

Make a few changes to the way you treat your bras, and you could see valuable results with little effort. Keep a Rotation. Wash Your Bras Every 2–3 Wears. Use Alcohol-Free Detergent. Hand-Wash. Close the Back Clasp & Wash in Lingerie Bag. Hang Dry. 6 (Fixable) Mistakes You’re Probably Making with Your Bras. How do […]

Try a racerback bra or a T-back bra with a racerback or sleeveless dress. A racerback or T-back bra is the ideal solution as long as there is enough material on the back of the garment to conceal the straps. You don’t have one? You don’t have to buy an entirely new bra to match […]

It also won’t impact the shape of your breasts. However, if you are a larger cup size, you may feel more comfortable wearing a bra because it might help alleviate or prevent back pain, which is often due to the weight of your breasts. “Wearing a sports bra could be helpful in that matter,” says […]

This point is significant to Gen Z, who see gender in more fluid terms than their parents. Rather than being a political statement, many Gen Zers simply see bras as unnecessary, the imperative to wear one less linked to their gender than the size of their breasts. Is it fashionable not to wear a bra? […]

Add a layer of quilt batting around the torso. Although this batting tends to stick to itself, you should better pin or tape it in place to make sure it holds temporarily. Choose a bra that fits you perfectly and put it on your dress form. How do you prepare a dress form? Prep Your […]

If your cups are too small your bust will spill over the top, pushing the bra down. If they’re too big, the extra room will make the bra loose and, you guessed it, that bra will be slipping down again. Clearly strapless bras are a delicate balancing act, which is why it’s crucial to have […]

Demi cup bras are more comfortable compared to other kinds of bras. However, the demi bra doesn’t offer full support because it is designed with a reduced underwire. What is the point of a demi bra? The meaning of the word demi is half, hence a demi-cup bra doesn’t cover the entire bust area, rather […]

Strapless bra. A Strapless bra is a perfect solution for this. Like the name itself says, a strapless bra has transparent straps that give a strapless look and provide a clean and seamless look under all your daring outfits. What kind of bra do you wear with sleeveless dress? A Strapless bra is a great […]

If you’re wearing the wrong size around the body (for example, you’re wearing a size 14 instead of a 16), the bra is overstretched. This forces the underwire out of shape with repeated stress and tension on the metal. This can cause the metal to fracture and break free or force the wires through the […]

Underwire Channeling is the casing that encloses an underwire. The underwire channeling is sewn along the interior cup seam where it holds the wire against the body and provides structure and support to the bra cups. You can buy underwire channeling pre-made or you can make your own. How can I make my bra more […]