UPDATE: Hi I have edited the post as I don't want to spam the threads with too many posts. 

Last year I developed a lump in my right breast, had two ultrasounds and core biopsies over the course of five months and both turned out negative for anything bad. I'm only in my 20s and have become extremely traumatised by that experience and haven't been able to move past it. I wasn't prepared for a biopsy, it just done to me on my first appointment. 

I recently quit my hormonal pills after 3 years of being on it, and right after quitting, my left breast started aching terribly and there was a superficial boil on my areola. It's been two weeks since the pain started and now it's substantially subsided and the boil went away after 5 days. 

But now I'm experiencing flaky skin on that same left breast. I did place a plaster over the boil and that's the exact area that's currently flaking but it's been a week since I last applied a plaster. I googled flaky skin and all I can get is paget's disease. Is it possible for the doctor to have missed this after TWO biopsies? My recent biopsy was only 2 months ago by the way.

Could flaky skin be a birth control withdrawal thing? I'm so tired of worrying about this. It's been so many months.