Breast Reading

I have breast pain on both breast and it not just in one spot.

I was wandering could it be cancer and what are some signs.

All I have had is breast pain nothing else, so that is excellent.

Yall really helped, thanks.

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I noticed 2 pea sized like stones in the area between my underarm and my breast and then I noticed the lymph nodes are super swollen, but none of it hurts at all when its touched.

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I just wanted to know these early signs because I know it would help.

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….before being diagnosed with breast cancer?

I am a small worried in this area my mom.

They found a tumor in one of her breast and she had not gotten a mammography done in the past 8 yrs.

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Hi everyone.

I went to the doctor recently and I am having some woman tribulations but when my doctor was doing a routine exam before my pap smear, she said she found lumps in both of my breasts and then questioned if anyone in my family had experienced breast cancer or is currently going through it.

I told her that my grandma (dad’s mom) had it in 1993 and it got terrible enough that she got one of her breasts removed. I also told her my mom suffers from cysts in her breasts but the doctor had told her they were nothing to be worried in this area.

My doctor told me that breast cancer has been known to skip generations and that she wants me back in a month for my other tribulations in a month (which it will be a month in in this area 1 1/2 weeks) and to keep an eye on it and if my breasts really start to hurt..let her know, because my nipples have been in a lot of pain and sensitive to the touch for over a month now…

Well, last week my actual boobs started hurting, behind the nipple, and around it…I guess I am not sure if there are "signs" to look for to be cautious….besides the lumps or not.

Any person experience is very welcome!

Thank you!

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It is commonly known that women get breast cancer but it is also something that men can suffer from as well so I plotting it would be helpful to know what are the signs and symptoms, so that those people conception this will be made aware of what to look for.

First hand experience is always excellent but so is information from those who have lived with someone who has gone through this.

Thanks

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I know to feel for lump/lumps in the breast, but how obvious is the lump? Is it visible and are there any pains involved? I have large breasts and even if it feels like a lump, I’m not quite sure and unfortunately, recently lost our health indemnity. *Serious question-No jokes, please.*

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I noticed a spot on my left breast on Sunday. It is the size of a quarter, dark colored in the center, and red around the edge. Went to the doctor and he plotting it might be busted blood vessels, but said to come back in a week and have it rechecked. I have searched and searched for photos of what Inflammatory breast cancer looks like in the commencement stages. Can anyone help? I am terrified.

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I am a teenager. In the earlier teenage years. I don’t quite know how to do a self exam but when I felt my breast for any bumps I do have a small one. I don’t know if I should worry. It is very tender in this area and it is only in one breast. I am on birth control and one of the serious side effects is breast cancer. Please give me some advice or other signs that I should look for to know if I should really go to the doctor. Maybe if you could even tell me exactly how to do a self examination a small better. I do not want to get my parents all worked up over this right now. Thank you in development.
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Response

Eight out of 10 lumps that women may feel in their breasts are benign (not cancerous). A benign lump can be a pool of normal or hyperactive breast gland cells, or it may be a water-filled sac (cyst).

In any event, if you feel a lump and you’re worried in this area it, DON’T HESITATE TO SEE A DOCTOR. By getting a doctor to check the lump you’ll ease your fears. And if it’s something serious, you can start getting treatment straight away.

One way to make lumps less frightening is to get to know what your breasts normally feel like. There’s no better way to find out than by doing your monthly breast self-exam. The upper, outer area—near your armpit—tends to have the most prominent lumps and bumps. The lower half of your breast can feel like a sandy or pebbly beach. The area under the nipple can feel like a pool of large grains. Another part might feel like a lumpy bowl of oatmeal.

If you notice any changes in your breasts that last over a full month’s cycle or that seem to get worse or more obvious over time, tell your doctor. Knowing how your breasts usually look and feel may also help you dodge needless biopsies.

If you’re worried in this area getting breast cancer, read in this area breast cancer risk factors to find out what your risk is.

to reduce the risk of breast cancer:

Try to get in the habit of doing a breast self-examination once a month to familiarize yourself with how your breasts normally look and feel. Examine yourself several days with your cycle ends, when your breasts are least likely to be swollen and tender. If you are no longer having periods, choose a day that’s simple to remember, such as the first or last day of the month.

Studies show that regular breast self-exams, combined with an annual exam by a doctor, improves the chances of detecting cancer early.

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