Breast Cancer: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment – Comprehensive Guide by Dr. Ramesh Parimi
Pace Hospitals
Breast cancer is one of the most common and dreadful cancers in the females even today. The most common early signs and symptoms of breast cancer that usually a female may notice is a painless nodes or lumps in her breast, potentially indicating a tumor. As per the recent data combination of risk factors can cause breast cancer. Some women will get breast cancer without having any risk factors and some women do not get breast cancer in spite of having risk factors.
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October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a global event dedicated to raising awareness and educating about breast cancer. This year's theme emphasizes the importance of early detection and support, while the Pink Ribbon symbolizes courage and hope in the ongoing fight against the disease.
Breast cancer is one of the most common and dreadful cancers in the females even today. The most common early signs and symptoms of breast cancer that usually a female may notice is a painless nodes or lumps in her breast, potentially indicating a tumor. As per the recent data combination of risk factors can cause breast cancer. Some women will get breast cancer without having any risk factors and some women do not get breast cancer in spite of having risk factors.
Breast Self-examination is a common screening method which is done by the patient herself in an effort to detect the presence of breast cancer in its earliest stages by physically examining both the breasts for the possibility of any lumps, distortions, or swelling. A regular breast cancer screening is a necessary as early detection is a major factor in treating cancer. Cancers diagnosed at an earlier stage have a better prognosis and are easier to treat. Reducing the likelihood of dying from breast cancer requires regular screening.
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