If you have breast cancer, you are very likely to have nipple discharge

If you have breast cancer, you are very likely to have nipple discharge, which is found in most patients. So what are the other symptoms of breast cancer ? This is also a concern of people. The following authoritative experts will give you a detailed answer.

Symptoms of breast cancer generally include the following:

(1) Nipple discharge: If the discharge is bloody or serous, further examination should be performed.

(2) Regional lymphadenopathy: The most common symptom is the ipsilateral axillary lymphadenopathy. Supraclavicular lymphadenopathy is a late-stage disease and is also a symptom of breast cancer.

(3) Changes in breast appearance: The skin at the site of the lump may be seen to be bulging, and some local skin may appear to be orange peel-like. Edema, discoloration, and eczema-like changes are all symptoms of breast cancer.

(4) In the early stage, a bean-sized lump can be felt in the breast, which is hard and movable. Generally, there is no obvious pain, but a few may have paroxysmal dull pain, dull pain or stabbing pain.

(5) The nipple is retracted near the center. The breast skin is slightly sunken (medically known as "dimple syndrome"), the nipple is eroded, the nipple is asymmetrical, or the breast skin is thickened and coarsened, and the pores are enlarged (medically known as "orange peel syndrome").

(6) Although some early breast cancer symptoms may not involve a clear lump being felt in the breast, there is often a sense of local discomfort, especially in postmenopausal women, who may sometimes feel mild pain and discomfort in one breast, or heaviness, soreness, and discomfort in one shoulder or back, and even in the upper arm on that side.

The above is the explanation given by experts on the symptoms of breast cancer. I hope it can help you answer your questions. Experts remind everyone that if you suffer from any disease in your daily life, you must not delay treatment. This is very dangerous. Some diseases will worsen or cause other diseases.