What are the common symptoms of early breast cancer

What are the common early symptoms of breast cancer?

The occurrence of breast cancer is related to many factors, including the following important factors: family heredity. The incidence of breast cancer in family members is 2 to 3 times that of those without a family history. Most breast cancers occur after menopause and are usually unilateral. Menstrual factors. If the age of menarche is earlier than 12 years old, or menopause is later than 50 years old, the risk of breast cancer is about doubled. Marital relations are closely related to poor quality of sex life, breast cancer and sex life. Inharmonious marital relations and female sexual repression may lead to endocrine disorders in women, menstrual disorders, and increase the incidence of lobular hyperplasia and breast tumors.

Common symptoms of early breast cancer:

1. Breast lumps. The shape of the lumps varies greatly. Generally speaking, they are irregular in shape, unclear in edge, hard in texture, and not smooth in surface. Cancerous lumps are limited to the breast essence in the early stage and can be promoted, but they are not as active as benign tumors. If it invades the fascia or skin, the tumor cannot be promoted and the disease stage is also very late.

2. Pain. Most patients do not have obvious pain. A few patients experience pain treatment, and the pain is mostly paroxysmal, stabbing, and dull, and the pain is not severe until the very end.

3. Nipple discharge. Nipple fluid can be physiological or pathological. The prevalence of nipple discharge in non-pregnancy and lactation is about 3% to 8%. The discharge can be colorless, milky white, light yellow, brown, bloody, etc. It can also be watery, bloody, or serous-purulent. The amount of discharge is uncertain and the intervals vary. Patients are often diagnosed and treated because of discharge contaminating their underwear.

4. Changes in breast skin: small lumps, deep in location, with no skin changes; large lumps, shallow in location, and early on adhesion to the skin, causing depression of the skin, resulting in dimple sign.