Although there are often no indications of breast cancer in its early stages, early identification can change a breast cancer story into a survivor’s tale.

One of the first signs of breast cancer is a lump in the breast. However, for roughly a tenth of women with breast cancer, the lump isn’t even part of the wide range of symptoms.

Learn about the warning signs of breast cancer, what to expect next, and where to turn for help in this informative article.


Early breast cancer warning signs


Early signs of breast cancer

A monthly breast inspection or lingering mild atypical soreness can alert a person to a change in their breasts at an early stage. These are some of the early warning signals of breast cancer:


. Nipple morphology shifts

. Persistent breast soreness that does not ease up when your menstruation does.

. A lump that has recently appeared and is still there when your period arrives.

. Clear, red, brown, or yellow discharge from one breast duct.

. Changes to the breasts such as redness, swelling, skin irritation, itching, or a rash that have no apparent cause.

. A lump or bulge in the region of the shoulder or under the arm.



Cancer is more prone to develop in a mass that is firm and has irregular edges.


Read More

https://medicalcaremedia.com/what-are-the-early-signs-and-symptoms-of-breast-cancer/

I think that every year people need to come to the hospital for examination. Women should come to the gynecologist every six months. My girlfriend told me about it.

Thank you for sharing this. I hope some girl who rarely goes to the hospital will notice this and want to check her breasts. Until I was 19, I didn't know how to touch my breasts to check them correctly. It seemed to me that good shape is an indicator of health. But at the age of 19, I went to a gynecologist before university, and she showed me how to check my breasts for seals. Now I calmly do it at home, but I don't forget about the doctors' checks. Actually, I read a similar article on https://juganumedicalcentre.com . I often read health articles on this site because I've become interested in it since the pandemic.