'Sad Nipple Syndrome' Is All Over TikTok. But Is It A Real Thing?
People on social media report feeling depression or homesickness when their nipples are touched. Here's what we know about the phenomenon.
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People on social media report feeling depression or homesickness when their nipples are touched. Here's what we know about the phenomenon.
Mums with dysphoric milk-ejection reflex (D-MER) feel an intense but brief wave of depression, anxiety or other negative emotion before letdown. And it's more common than you might think.
A poorly understood and uncommon condition, D-MER causes intense and upsetting “attacks” while nursing, pumping or leaking milk. It can last until a baby is weaned.