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I'm having a problem with discoloration under my breast can u tell me what is causing that problem?
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Fungal Infection?: Fungal infections or candidiasis is common in skin folds, and often found under the breasts. It can make the skin discolored and often can be itchy and sometimes odorous. See a dr. For a definitive diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 5/9/2013
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