Call your doctor immediately if you find a lump or abnormal thickening in your breast. Also call your doctor if you notice a nipple is inverted, discharge from a nipple, a swelling in your breast or a change in breast contour, or redness or dimpling of breast skin.
Early diagnosis significantly improves the outlook for women with breast cancer. If the tumor is small and confined to the breast, more than 90% of women survive for at least 5 years after the...
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When To Call A Professional It is important to check with a doctor if you notice any of the following symptoms Persistent or worsening... Read more »
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