female please. Just need the truth

[MissAnxiety]

Hey everyone this might sound silly but I need some advice, just need to know if it's my anxiety and I'm being silly or see if you would go back to the doctors thanks.
Two weeks ago I found a dimple in my breast, went straight to the doctors and referred to the breast hospital. I had my scan, the lady only scanned the bottom of my breast (underneath nipple) and got the all clear.
Well the day before my scan I noticed pink blotches on the side of my boob but for some silly reason I didn't mention it at hospital. The blotches are still there a week later.
What I want to ask is.. would the scan be able to see through my whole boob even though she only scanned the bottom and would you go back to the doctors for the blotches, they're not very obvious just looks like they've been poked to much (I haven't prodded them)
Thanks for any replies xxx

[Pipkin]

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[dizzy daisy]

Hi just wanted to say I've had a few breast issues in the past. The clinics really know what they're doing and they'd have given you a physical exam before the scanning and I'm sure your GP also did this. Ultra sound is pretty good imaging tool and can even pick up veins etc. You also said the rash had appeared before your appointment so the staff at the breast clinic would have seen that. I know it's easier said than done but don't worry now as you've been examined and scanned so if anything were wrong they'd have told you xxxx

[MissAnxiety]

Thank you, the rash has got bigger although it's still very pale. I don't even know if it is a rash as it's just blotches. My partner is saying that it's fine and it's my anxiety but I'm just major panicking that the cancer is on the top of my breast where they didn't scan. X