Change in color of the skin of the mammary glands

Change in color of the skin of the mammary glands is a symptom of many conditions, including inflammation and infection. It usually appears as red, swollen, and tender areas on the skin of the breasts, often accompanied by a burning sensation. In some cases, the color may become darker or lighter, or the skin may become scaly or dry. The affected area may also feel warm to the touch or have a burning sensation. In some cases, the area may become itchy or painful. In more severe cases, the color may become purplish or bluish. The development of this symptom can be gradual or sudden, and can range from mild to severe.