Understanding the symptoms of breast cancer is an important part of your self-care as a woman. Take this quiz to see how much you know about breast cancer symptoms.
True. Yes, you're right. Most breast cancers present themselves as a lump in the breast. That said, not all lumps in the breast are cancerous. And, not all breast cancer lumps can be felt. Sometimes they're too small to feel`sc` sometimes they're ... Read More >
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False. Sorry, you guessed wrong. The majority of breast cancers present themselves as a lump in the breast. That said, not all lumps in the breast are cancerous. And, not all breast cancer lumps can be felt. Sometimes they're too small to feel`sc`... Read More >
True. Yes, you're right. Most breast cancers present themselves as a lump in the breast. That said, not all lumps in the breast are cancerous. And, not all breast cancer lumps can be felt. Sometimes they're too small to feel`sc` sometimes they're positioned in a spot that makes them nearly impossible to feel. With lobular breast cancer, the tumor is more a thickening than a lump. And in cancer of the nipple, or inflammatory breast cancer, there's no lump at all. So while a lump in the breast is indeed the most common symptom of breast cancer, it's a) not always a symptom, and b) not the only type of symptom.
False. Sorry, you guessed wrong. The majority of breast cancers present themselves as a lump in the breast. That said, not all lumps in the breast are cancerous. And, not all breast cancer lumps can be felt. Sometimes they're too small to feel`sc` sometimes they're positioned in a spot that makes them nearly impossible to feel. With lobular breast cancer, the tumor is more a thickening than a lump. And in cancer of the nipple, or inflammatory breast cancer, there's no lump at all. So while a lump in the breast is indeed the most common symptom of breast cancer, it's a) not always a symptom, and b) not the only type of symptom.
