How to care for your breasts, depending on your age

With both disease and breast cancer, prevention is much better than treatment. To care for your breasts, depending on your age and other problems, follow a guide that is recommended by field experts.

1 ▪ Monthly Self - Control

The monthly self - control of the breast is a very simple act that any woman can do without much effort; with rotating movements, breast control is in order, to the upper breast and armpits. Bay self - control is recommended to take place once a month since the age of 20. The most appropriate period is several days after menstruation. Many breast cancer cases have been discovered by women themselves.

2 ) Clinical breast care

The clinical examination of the bay is a breast check conducted by trained medical personnel who can catch cancer in early stages. The clinical examination of the breasts is recommended to take place once a year, or at least every two years.

3 Mamography

Mammography captures breast cancer in very early stages. Mammography can be performed at any time, but it would be more appropriate to resolve the moment when the breasts are not swollen or painful like that. 3-4 days after menstruation. It doesn't take any special preparation for mammography.

4 ) Gulf Eko

Eco is recommended for women who have dense breasts, damage that is not clearly interpreted by mammography, cylicon fillings, and only a few tissues can be included in the mammography, as well as those that cannot be exposed to X-rays (mature women).

Age, risk, and frequency recommendations on breast cancer

A. Women who have no risk factors have an average risk of developing breast cancer. They are admonished:

1) If they're 20,40 years old:
) clinical examination of the breast to medical personnel every three years.
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2) If they're 40-50 years old:
clinical execution to medical personnel every year
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3) If they're 50-70 years old:
) Mamography every 2 years
clinical execution to medical personnel every year
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B. Women with some risk factors (such as family or personal history, breast - feeding problems, early and late stages of menstruation, maternity or birth over 30 years of age, obesity, dense breast tissue, and exposure to therapeutic radiation) have a higher risk of breast cancer than average. They are admonished:

) clinical examination of medical staff every year
Consult with breast specialist
) Mammography (and ECO if necessary) each year by age 40
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C. Women with genetic factors, breast cancer, breast cancer, and ovarian cancer in the same person are recommended in two or more close family members:

What?
) Mamography and/or magnetic resonance annually by age 25
Consultation with breast specialist and genetic specialist