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  • #111081
    ElleBelle
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    Hmmm, strange that your doc wouldn’t check the lump if it’s not getting better @unknown. Do you have anyone you trust that could come to your appointments with you, sort of as an advocate in case the doc isn’t helping with what you need or if you feel too shy to let them know what’s going on?

    #111082
    unknown
    Participant

    Looks weird now @Nurse_Nettie
    Its got a hole in it like is draining as it did last time but now theres an expanded but of it and its white kinda like a pimple or something but its not popped 

    @ellebelle i have no one

    #111083
    MsBlueStreak
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    @unknown – please discuss this with your doctors. We have definitely reached the limit of being about to help you on here and it is important that you receive the necessary medical care.

    #111084
    unknown
    Participant

    I did today 🙂

    #111085
    ElleBelle
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    Glad to hear you saw your doc @unknown.

    #133107
    yunasch82
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    It sounds like you are experiencing pain, discharge, itching, and burning in your breast, along with a bruising lump. These symptoms can be concerning and it is important to seek medical attention.

    While it is difficult to diagnose your condition without more information or a physical exam, it is possible that you could be experiencing a breast infection, such as mastitis, which can cause pain, swelling, and discharge. Other potential causes include a breast abscess, fibroadenoma, or a cyst.

    It is good that you are seeking a second opinion from another healthcare provider, as it is important to get a proper diagnosis and treatment for your symptoms. I would recommend taking note of any additional symptoms or changes in your breast, as well as any potential triggers or activities that may worsen the pain or discomfort. This information may be helpful for your healthcare provider in determining a diagnosis.

    If you experience any severe or worsening symptoms, such as fever, increased redness or warmth in the breast, or difficulty breathing, you should seek immediate medical attention.

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