Thanks for the reply. I'm still not sure if it's worth the visit. I'm also autistic and I feel like it would make the appointment even more stressful, especially since only my father could come with me. I do get chest acne so maybe the red dots are linked to that, just clogged pores though they never seem to go away and there are some deeper red dots too. I think some of those might just be acne scars though. I didn't even think much of how my chest looked before I saw the brown spot (which like I said went away for some reason after about two weeks) and discovered the orange peel like dotting can also be symptom. I'm not sure for how long it's been like that, but again it maybe just be linked to chest acne. I haven't told a parent because it's very awkward and I don't want to make something out of nothing, especially for an area that private. 

Hello, and thank you for posting. 

I can understand that this situation makes you feel awkward to talk about with your parent. But it is always a good idea to get new things checked by a Doctor. A female nurse can be with you in the room if that would make you feel better, and a curtain would be drawn round the bed while you were examined so your dad would be present in the room but wouldn't see anything.

It would be unusual for you to have breast cancer at 17, but it is good to get changes assessed by a health professional. Stress and anxiety around health, which is very common, can be difficult to manage and control. Here is a link about anxiety which may be helpful, and here is a link to anxiety and autism. 

Take care Catlover, and I hope you get the support and answers you need soon.

Sarah.