Dimple in breast when flexed

Hi,

before lockdown I noticed one armpit was a lot more swollen looking than the other. Something that really concerned me. I phoned one dr. (A male) who said I was young and had no reason to be concerned as he wasn't, this was over a phone! The second time I phoned a few months later as it was still bothering me I got a face to face appointment with a female student dr. She felt about said she wasn't sure what it could be but wasn't concerned about BC as again I'm young and to take anti-flammatory things. 
Now 1 month on I've noticed if I put my hand on my hip or flex there's a faint indented line along the bottom of my left breast... the same side I have the swelling. 

Ive made yet another appointment but again it's an over the phone one. Has anyone had an indent when flexing that hasn't been BC?? 

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  • Hi!

    I'm also young (20) and for a while now i've had a dimple on my left breast, that was present even when i wasn't flexed. I had a phone consultation with my GP who gave me an in-person appointment yesterday with a young female GP who was so lovely and understanding. although she said it doesn't seem like it's anything serious she's referred me to the breast clinic. i booked my appointment today for next week, but they told me that i should expect to be there for a few hours, which surprised me. I will keep you updated on my situation, in case it does turn out to be nothing!

    I'd love an update on your phone consultation - how did it go and what did they say? I would definitely recommend for you to push towards having a physical examination if you're still concerned, i was so scared for mine but it really wasn't as bad as i thought!

  • Hi

     

    i had an examination with a female GP also. She was also nice and referred me to the breast clinic. It could be into 4 weeks though! So I paid for a private consultation. I went yesterday and he felt about and told me it's all fine. My dent will be because I've had kids and have larger breasts, he felt no lump (even though I'm positive I have), and that I'm young and have normal breasts? I don't know how he can know for sure everything's totally fine if he didn't give an ultrasound or anything though!

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  • Hi

     

    i had an examination with a female GP also. She was also nice and referred me to the breast clinic. It could be into 4 weeks though! So I paid for a private consultation. I went yesterday and he felt about and told me it's all fine. My dent will be because I've had kids and have larger breasts, he felt no lump (even though I'm positive I have), and that I'm young and have normal breasts? I don't know how he can know for sure everything's totally fine if he didn't give an ultrasound or anything though!

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