Hi Jazzzhiii,

A very warm welcome to our forum.

I am sorry to hear about your symptoms and can understand that you're terrified to go to your GP. There is no way to tell whether or not this is serious, until you see a doctor. It is true that doctors will often dismiss younger people, because they are less likely to develop cancer - unfortunately though, it can still happen.

We are always advised to get ourselves checked out whenever we notice a change of any type in our breasts. It is unusual to have pain associated with breast cancer, so here's hoping that it is nothing serious.

There is absolutely no need at all to feel embarrassed in seeing your GP. They see many females on a day to day basis and won't be at all phased. However, it is worth making an appointment as soon as you can, even if only for your own peace of mind.

Please keep in touch and let us know how you get on. We are always here for you.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi Jazzzhii,

Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question, as I only had lumps and no dimples. Hopefully, someone else who has had this experience, will come along to answer your question. I would expect a small dimple to disappear, depending upon what position you are in, whereas a larger one might be more obvious.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx

Hi there

Told my mum about what i saw and she had a look and we noticed how i have dimples going all along my left side of my body right down to my hip, I only got worried as i thought it was something new but until now id never really examined my breasts so i didnt know what was normal about them. My mum suspects that its nothing to worry about and that its just the way my tissue is. She was very please that I was so open about what I was feeling as one of her closest friends suffers with breast cancer. We found that the pain was because I sleep on my front and I have large breasts which is causing this pain when I touch it. We decided that it was nothing to worry about but if i noticed anymore changes or the dimple getting bigger we would see a doc asap!

Thanks for all your help xx

Hi Jazzzhiii,

It is worth checking your breasts regularly from now on. Keen an eye on the dimple and please don't hesitate to contact your GP if you notice any further changes. Don't let the fact that you are terrified of doctors put you off. There are some very simple and painless tests that can be done to make sure. As with so many conditions, the sooner it is diagnosed, the better your chances of survival.

Kind regards,

Jolamine xx