How Do You Detect A Breast Cancer Tumor?
Detecting a breast cancer tumor has never been more important. According to the Center for Disease Control breast cancer is the number one most common cancer in women and is responsible for over 180,000 deaths each year. Statistics show the earlier breast cancer is detected – the higher the survival rate. Follow these simple steps to check yourself for the signs of breast cancer. Visit your Gynecologist regularly. Make a yearly appointment with your Gynecologist. Discuss any family history of breast cancer including any relatives who died under the age of 50. Ask for information about detecting a breast cancer tumor and the steps to breast cancer diagnosis. Perform monthly breast self exams (BSE). Stand in front of a mirror with hands rested on your hips. Look for any changes in the color or texture of the breast. Lift one arm over your head and using the other hand check your breast and armpit area for any lumps. Gently squeeze your nipple to check for any fluid discharge. Note any ch
