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Hi Holly

Well done for completing treatment! 

I completed active treatment early this year also. 

Since my diagnosis last year,  I don't hesitate to express any concerns about symptoms to my team. Naturally we are are more anxious about our health now and indeed we must be vigilant.

I'd advise you to get a medic to take a look, to put your mind at ease. You are never wasting their time, you are looking after yourself and they are doing their jobs.

Sending all the hugs xox

Hi Hollyf4970b , I’d definitely get it looked at just to check it out and to ‘log it’ as it wasn’t there before. I had a lot of scaly bits appear after radiotherapy - very odd - the doctor at the breast clinic wasn’t concerned but did say ‘well it clearly didn’t like the radiotherapy much, did it?’ ! The scaly bits gradually fell off over the following weeks. More recently I had a mark/ patch appear on the other breast at the edge of the areola. I had an annual follow up at the clinic so showed it to the consultant. He was pretty sure it was just a patch of something beginning with k…. Sorry bad memory! Arranged to see me again a couple of months later… then did a punch biopsy to check it out for sure. He was right, just a benign skin condition. The biopsy took most of it away and there’s no need for any further monitoring. 
I’d say always get stuff checked - it’s likely nothing of concern but always better to know. Love and hugs, HFxx