Thanks for sharing- just from the description, it sounds like more of a skin condition (eg eczema)! Regarding breast screening- ie. Mammogram, it is always good to check, to ensure that the breasts themselves are healthy. My personal opinion is, the patient has the choice to decide if he or she wants any treatment. Professionally, do encourage her to see a doctor, just so that a doctor can examine and confirm that it's just a skin problem, and not from the breast. Check out my website, and my instagram page for more tidbits of information! @breastfriendsurgery

Scrotal eczema is a definite possibility. Other differentials include fungal infection and psoriasis. An accurate diagnosis is the key to getting real relief. Seek out a doctor with experience in this area to help you with a treatment plan.

You should definitely get that checked by a doctor. Warning signs that a mole has become dangerous include a change in colour, size, bleeding, itch, and pain.

Yes, if there is an abscess on the spleen it will likely be enlarged. An abscess is a pocket of pus that forms when tissues become infected with bacteria. The spleen is an organ in the abdomen that helps to filter blood and fight infection. If an abscess forms on the spleen, it can cause the organ to become enlarged. Treatment typically involves antibiotics and surgery to drain the pus from the abscess. Patient with spleen abscess generally have pain and fever, however it is uncommon to have abscess in the spleen

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the level of drinking that is required to elevate CDT levels will vary from person to person. However, it is generally accepted that heavy and chronic alcohol consumption can lead to elevated CDT levels.

It also depends on the amount of alcohol you consume over a week period.