Hello Shazy and thanks for posting, 

I am sorry that you are unhappy with the way things went at your breast clinic appointment. I think it probably would be a good idea to talk this over with your GP and get their input. I don't know what the GP will say about re-referring you, but there is no harm in asking. 

Breast symptoms are usually assessed at the breast clinic with a clinical examination and imaging (a mammogram and/or ultrasound scan) and sometimes, but not always, with a biopsy as well - the need for a biopsy can depend on what the imaging and examination turns up. I am not sure if the consultant performed a physical examination, but if not I think this is something to bring up with the GP. 

There have been a number of reports of swollen lymph nodes in the armpit and neck on the same side of the body as the arm that had the COVID vaccine. I am not sure how long these nodes remain swollen or how widely studied this has been - it may be that data is emerging about this, but doctors who regularly assess lymph nodes may be starting to form a picture.  I think if swollen nodes are thought to be related to the vaccine you would have to date them from the second vaccine - I am not sure if it was your first or second vaccine in March. But this is something you could also to talk to your GP about as they are likely to have come accross this before in the vaccination programme. 

The GP should hear back from the breast clinic to explain what the consultant did and thought,  I don't know how long this will take, but for now I think it would be a good idea to get an appointment to go over your concerns with your GP. I do hope they can help. 

All the best 

Julia