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Spotting the symptoms of recurrent breast cancer

(Health.com) UPDATED 2009-08-31

Many patients whose breast cancer recurs have no obvious symptoms, but experts say people should be aware of what those symptoms are. In this article from Health magazine, experts put together a list of common symptoms that occur when women have a cancer that returns in the same area, such as bone pain, shortness of breath, a dimple or pucker in the skin, discharge or bleeding from the nipple, or a change in the size or shape of the breast. The article also includes a table of common symptoms of metastatic breast cancer. Read full story >

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