October Rosa: Some Important Information on breast cancer

October is the month in which people, institutions, NGOs, companies and people engage in awareness campaigns for the early diagnosis of breast cancer. Following this article, you will find a summary of important information about breast cancer.

Cancer factors that increase the likelihood of breast cancer

Early start of menstruation;
High age pregnancies;
Overweight after menopaus;
) consumption of alcohol and tobacco;
A lack of physical activity;
genetics (if there were any ancestors affected by this disease);
Overweight and obesity, especially in menopause;
Taking contraceptions out of a doctor's uncontrolled mouth.

Early Signs

Vulnerative Changes
breastache does not depart after periods
A hump does not leave after periods
There is a leak from the nipples, a liquid that can be clear, red, brown, or yellow
Inexplicable rash, dream, irritability, or scratching skin
Rise or hump around the clavicula or under the arm

Later Signs

Toad retreat
A breast zoom
Bay surface fade
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A feeling of orange skin shell
A lack of appetite
No weight loss
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Venes visible in the breasts

Bay Cancer in Men

Breast cancer is not usually associated with men, but it can occur on rare occasions at any age, even though it is more common among older men. Many people do not realize that men also have breast tissue, and the cells in this tissue can undergo cancerous changes. The symptoms are:

breast tissue leak
A leak from the bay
Puss or irritability
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Inexplicable rashing, swelling, irritability, and scratching skin

Foods Unadvised to Eat

Foods not to be consumed in order to prevent disease or not to appear for a second time:

Fries
White sugar
Red meat
salt
Canned foods
) salami
Chireales
alcohol

How is it revealed?

1. Monthly breast self - control, which is recommended once a month from the age of 20. After menstrual periods, hand - turning movements are made by controlling breasts, up to the upper chest and armpits.

2. Clinical examination, through medical personnel, which is recommended once a year.

3. Mammography, which must be carried out by the ages of 35 to 40 for at least once in two years, catches cancer in very early stages. It is recommended when the breasts are not swollen or painless.