purple dot on left breast, no pain, not sure?

Hi guest,

there are several potential causes for sudden purple dots on the skin, including the breast. These dots might be referred to as "petechiae" or "purpura," depending on their size, and they generally represent small blood vessels that have ruptured, causing blood to leak into the skin. Some potential causes include:

1. Trauma or Injury: Sometimes, minor injuries can cause blood vessels to break, leading to petechiae. This can occur even from things as simple as vigorous scratching or wearing a tight bra.

2. Allergic Reaction: An allergic reaction to a medication, food, or other allergen can cause skin changes, including petechiae.

3. Medications: Some medications, such as blood thinners, can increase the risk of bleeding and can cause petechiae.

4. Infections: Certain viral and bacterial infections can lead to petechiae.

5. Medical Conditions: Various medical conditions, including blood clotting disorders, vitamin deficiencies, or diseases like vasculitis, can cause purpura or petechiae.

6. Sunburn or UV Exposure: Sometimes, excessive sun exposure can cause capillary damage and result in petechiae.

This is what you can do:

- Avoid Scratching or Irritating the Area: This might exacerbate the condition.

- Review Medications and Supplements: If you're taking any medications or supplements, review them to see if they might be contributing.

- Monitor for Other Symptoms: Look out for other symptoms like fever, unexplained bruises, joint pain, or swelling.

Can you tell me do you have any other symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, swelling, pain in the chest, etc.? When they have first appeared?