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Spot on breast - not sure if I should be concerned?

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Amberkitten7654321 · 17/12/2024 10:35

Hi all, I have the spot in this photo appear in the past few days in my boob, quite close to my nipple. It’s on the aerola so not an ingrowing hair or blocked pore like I sometimes get. It doesn’t look like any rashes I can see online but I am a bit panicky this close to Xmas especially with GPs closing etc. has anyone had anything which looked like this before? It’s flat and not painful or itchy and I can’t feel any lumps etc although my boobs are quite big so it’s never easy.

Spot on breast - not sure if I should be concerned?
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adulthoodisajoke · 17/12/2024 10:38

GPs are only shut for two days over christmas so no need to panic.
call your GP and see when you can book in for.
they might even have space before christmas

HJKNBF · 17/08/2026 08:11

I have the same and am waiting for an appointment. Please can I ask if you got any answer?

Amberkitten7654321 · 17/08/2026 20:01

It turned out to be nothing. I spoke to doctor who told me to get hydrocortisone cream, but by the time I got around to getting to a pharmacy over Xmas it had got better anyway.

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HJKNBF · 17/08/2026 20:03

Thank you so much for replying. So glad it was okay. I think I have had mine for weeks - thought nothing of it when I first saw it as I fallen over something and had a few bruises. Will get it checked out.

Amberkitten7654321 · 17/08/2026 20:21

HJKNBF · 17/08/2026 20:03

Thank you so much for replying. So glad it was okay. I think I have had mine for weeks - thought nothing of it when I first saw it as I fallen over something and had a few bruises. Will get it checked out.

Def get checked to ease your mind but I’m certain it will be nothing - the doc didn’t seem concerned at all.

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wildnwilde · 17/08/2026 20:22

I had one for a good 12 weeks it was just a spot but I did get it checked it's more likely to be skin condition then anything else

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