Breast cancer found early is far more treatable. Regular self-examination and screening mammograms are the most effective ways to find changes before they cause symptoms.
Speak to your doctor about when to begin screening and how often to have it, particularly if breast cancer runs in your family.
If you notice a lump, a change in shape, skin dimpling or nipple discharge, book an appointment promptly. Most changes are not cancer, but every one deserves a check.
This article is general information and not a substitute for medical advice. Please speak to your doctor about your own health.
