Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the world that has an impact on millions of lives globally.
Definite age for breast screening is a controversial debate; However, mammary screening is not the only way to detect breast cancer.
This is limited by its application after a certain age.
Over the past few decades with the campaign of breast cancer awareness, the current approach in educating women about the risks and signs of early breast cancer has resulted in new and better ways through primary screening.
Own breast examination, clinical breast examination, ultrasonography, cost-effective, and fewer Morbid methods are liked by women for breast cancer detection.
As we get older, it’s possible to increase breast cancer, and one might not produce important symptoms.
Regular self-examination for young women and annual breast screening is only suggested from a younger age.
While breast cancer can occur to anyone at any age, the exact cause of breast cancer is still unclear.
Medical research has found several risk factors that can bring up conditions that cannot be done.
Some common causes of breast cancer include – genes, obesity, age, gender (women are more likely to get breast cancer), pregnancy, during the beginning or end of menstrual cycles, and alcohol.
5 signs of breast cancer
Lumps or pain in the breast are often regarded as signs of early breast cancer that is generally not painful for the start.
While invasive ductal carcinoma is the most common type of breast cancer in the world, some signs of breast cancer that you must pay attention to:
Release of nipples: Debit from nipples is a typical function during pregnancy / breastfeeding, and discharge can continue up to 3 years.
Every form of nipple nipples other than breastfeeding can be a sign of worry and must be taken to the doctor.
Also, if the bloody or blood discharge is colored by the possibility of higher cancer
Nipple Colors: The presence of cancer cells in the breast can change thickness, redness, and swelling in the breast, which is often not considered by women.
Change in shape: is normal to have asymmetrical breasts, but sudden or real changes in the breast can be a sign of cancer and should not be ignored.
Reverse Nipple: Some women are born with nipples that point into or lie flat, but you must always consult a doctor if you see this change suddenly.
Lumps in the armpit: excessive breast tissue elongated from the normal area of ​​the breast.
Therefore lumps, swelling, or pain in and around the armpit area can be associated with breast cancer.
It is important to observe your body carefully to identify these changes.
These changes can be in the form of initial signs or symptoms of serious complications that can be easily ignored.
The late diagnosis can be too Lativers there are several awareness programs and methods used to spread the knowledge of breast cancer, some studies show that women tend to ignore changes in the body that can be the early signs of breast cancer and take a few months previously reported to the doctor.
Delays in seeking primary care assistance and interventions contribute to the development of breast tumors, and these factors need to be addressed immediately to minimize the impact on patients.
-With Dr.
Mandeep Singh Malhotra, Department of Oncology, CK Birla Hospital, Delhi
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