The breast cancer it is one of the most common in women, both in Chile and abroad. It has taken many lives, and scared many women who were finally able to recover from the disease
Usually, the diagnosis is common at an older age, experts say over the age of 40, but it can also be seen in young women. According to studies, those who are exposed to estrogens, such as contraceptives, among other factors, have a higher risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer.
To prevent its advance, the world has made countless campaigns that seek to raise awareness about the scope and prevention, but most are focused on the car test Y breast palpation.
What does a normal breast look like?
Every breast is different, so there is no ideal image. Many come with benign lumps or blemishes and could be mistaken for tumors. That is why it is so important to know and explore your body, so that you know what is normal for you and what is not.
Symptoms?
Although the best known is the appearance of irregular lumps and painlessYes, it is not the only one. In other cases, women may experience one or more of these symptoms:
Size changes
The thickness or swelling it can increase in certain sectors of the breast, in addition, visible indentations or holes may appear on the surface. Inflammation can lead to pain and the sensation of having warm breasts.
Changes in the skin
The skin of the breasts can undergo several changes. One of them is what is known as “orange peel”, or a visible enlargement in the pores. In addition, it can turn red, roughness appears that was not there before, it scaling skin and new folds appear.
Changes in the nipple
The nipples, like the rest of the skin, they can be flaked or put with orange peel. Experts say that you have to be alert to the appearance of any secretion other than milk, even blood. Another sign is the sagging of the nipple and pain in the area.
This article is designed to be informative and is not intended to provide medical advice or solutions. Always ask your doctor or specialist if you have questions about your health or before starting treatment.
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