Breast cancer can present with various symptoms that should be promptly evaluated.
Lump in the Breast: A noticeable lump or mass in the breast that was not present before could be a sign of breast cancer. It’s important to pay attention to any new or unusual changes in the breast tissue.
Nipple Discharge: Abnormal nipple discharge, particularly if it is bloody, can be an indication of breast cancer. Any unexpected discharge from the nipple should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
Nipple Retraction: If the nipple becomes inverted or retracted, meaning it pulls inward or changes its position, and it was not like that before, it could be a potential sign of breast cancer. This change should be investigated further.
Lump in the Armpit: Discovering a lump or swelling in the armpit region can be concerning and may suggest the presence of breast cancer. Lymph nodes in the armpit can become enlarged when breast cancer spreads.
Skin Changes: Thinning, stretching, or ulceration of the skin over the breast can be indicative of advanced breast cancer. Any noticeable changes in the skin texture or appearance, such as redness, puckering, or dimpling, should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.
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