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Painless rash like bump on breast
I developed a bump on my left breast a week ago. It's painless, doesn't cause any discomfort, but it is pinkish red in color with a small bump in between. I don't see any pus, the pinkish read area surrounding it has these small veins in them visible to the eye. I had developed a bit of allergy last week so I took Cetrizine and the bump became dry, but today I saw that it has redeveloped and has also expanded its area. I don't feel any discomfort or itching. Is this something serious? Google search is giving all kinds of scary diseases to my symptom. Please advise.
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Do u have family history of breast Ca?
Do u have done self breast exam ?
Do u have found any nodule , lump ?
Is there any change in size and texture of nipple/ areola ? Or change in skin texture.
It can be early signs , including any watery discharge from nipples and should not ne ignored.
Tenderness can be due to underlying abscess/pus or infection.do u have fever or any other complaints or on any other harmonal medications or contraceptive pills.consult me here on practo
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Visit a doctor in-clinic.
This case needs examination.
Tough to diagnose without seeing.
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Dr. Vijay Singh Jadaun
Pulmonologist
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
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