Breast cancer patients should know its common symptoms as early as possible

Now, the incidence of breast cancer is increasing year by year, which has a certain impact on the lives of patients. We usually ignore the symptoms of breast cancer, which may directly miss the best time for treatment, which is very dangerous. Therefore, we must understand the symptoms of breast cancer so that we can receive treatment as soon as possible. Let's take a look at the symptoms of breast cancer.

Symptoms of breast cancer include:

1. Skin changes: Most breast diseases do not cause any skin changes. Acute mastitis often causes skin redness and swelling. Breast tuberculosis or plasma cell mastitis may cause skin ulcers or fistulas. Breast cancer may cause wrinkles or indentations to form "dimples". These symptoms of breast cancer are relatively common.

2. Changes in the nipple: This is also one of the symptoms of breast cancer. Unilateral nipple inversion or axial changes of the nipple are more common in breast cancer.

3. Breast lumps and local thickening of the breast: Local thickening of the breast that is not related to changes in the menstrual cycle and becomes increasingly thicker and larger in area, especially when it occurs after menopause, is about 8% cancer and must be taken seriously.

4. Nipple bleeding or secretion: Nipple discharge in women who are not breastfeeding is mostly pathological, of which intraductal papilloma accounts for about half, followed by breast cystic hyperplasia and breast duct ectasia, and about 15% of patients are breast cancer. This is also a symptom of breast cancer.

The above content is the symptoms of breast cancer. I hope everyone can understand it carefully. As long as the symptoms of breast cancer are taken seriously in time, patients can find out the disease as early as possible and receive effective treatment. Therefore, if patients want to control the disease as soon as possible, please be more vigilant about the symptoms of breast cancer. Finally, I wish all patients can fight the disease to the end.