Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. To receive treatment and have a chance of remission, it is important to detect it as early as possible. Here are the 4 changes to observe in your body that could be a sign of breast cancer according to a doctor.
Every year the month of October is marked by the operation “Pink October», a global breast cancer awareness campaign. A very important campaign which aims in part to inform the public about the importance of early detection while reminding that breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer mortality among women. Although much progress has been made in treatment, early diagnosis remains crucial to improve the chances of recovery, particularly through regular self-examination.
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Recommended by many health professionals, self-examination plays a vital role since it helps identify the warning signs that may indicate breast cancer. Certain changes in the body, often subtle, can be indicators of disease. Identifying these signs quickly allows you to act in time and “literally saving lives» as indicated by this doctor who wants to remind you of the warning signals that can indicate breast cancer. 4 changes that should not be taken lightly during self-examination.
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These 4 changes that should alert you
According to the doctor, there are 4 main signs that should not be ignored when self-palpating the breast:
- The appearance of a lump: Any lump or lump in the breast should be checked by a doctor. A change in the shape or size of your breast or hardening are signs that should lead you to consult.
- An alteration of the skin texture: One of the first signs to watch for remains an unusual change in the appearance of the breast or even an alteration of the skin texture in this region. In his video, he talks about “orange peel texture or enlarged pores” or even “irregular texture” which can be linked to breast cancer.
- A change in the nipple: Any change in the appearance, but also in the texture of the nipple should alert you, particularly if you notice that your nipple has retracted. The doctor also says that any change in nipple color should also be taken into consideration.
- Unusual discharge from the nipple: A discharge if it is not green or greenish brown which may be a sign of a nipple infection should not be ignored. Clear or blood-tinged, the discharge may be a sign of a cancerous tumor, especially if it comes from just one nipple.
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What should you do if you notice any of these signs?
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