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Again difficult to say without examining you, but things that come to mind are - change in hormones, blockage in fluid draining the breast (breast lymphedema), tumors - benign and malignant, fat necrosis, diabetic calcinosis, and other rare diseases. Best thing for you to do is seek out a breast surgeon to evaluate you.
New answer by PeterBeitschMD (Physician - Surgery - Surgical Oncology (Verified)) in topic(s) Breast, Breast Changes, Dense Breast
Difficult to say without examining you. There are small specialized 'oil' glands on the areola (brown part by the nipple) that are small (~2-3 mm). In general, any mass should be evaluated by a doctor - preferably a breast surgeon to make sure it is nothing to worry about.
New answer by PeterBeitschMD (Physician - Surgery - Surgical Oncology (Verified)) in topic(s) Breast, Breast Changes, Nipple
Hi Gwen:

There is no direct relationship between weight loss and radiation changes within the breast. Radiation changes can evolve over a period of months, and so may parallel weight loss. However, the weight loss is very likely due to something else.
New answer by MattKatzMD (Physician - Oncology - Radiation (Verified)) in topic(s) Radiation Side Effects, Radiation Therapy, Breast Changes, Radiation, Weight Loss, Radiation Treatment, Side Effects




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