Q: I have been complaining that my breast are getting small and receantly my left breast have been itching n now turning red.what could be the course
Have you changed your bath soap or laundry detergent? Maybe wearing a new bra? Both of these can cause itchiness. If not, it sounds like you may have a skin allergy or infection of some kind; please read our post on itchy breasts for more information about this. Since you see a noticeable change in your breast's appearance, it would be best for you to contact a doctor and find out what's causing it, OK? If you have an infeciton, you don't want to wait and let it get worse. Good luck - PJH
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