Nipple retraction can be an early warning sign of more common types of cancer, such as carcinomas. Unlike inverted nipples which pull inward, retracted nipple lie flat against the breast rather than indenting in. While some people naturally have inverted nipples, any new or sudden retraction should be a cause for concern to see a doctor immediately.

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