Will pressing on early breast cancer cause pain?

In the early stages of breast cancer, there is generally no pain when pressing.

In the early stages of breast cancer, the tumor is usually small and may not have spread to surrounding tissues or lymph nodes. The tumor may not respond to external pressure or feel any pain. Early breast cancer usually does not cause significant inflammation. Generally, pain is caused by inflammation, but early breast cancer may not cause enough inflammation to produce significant tenderness.

The early symptoms of breast cancer can vary from person to person. The most common early symptom is feeling a lump or mass in the breast, which is usually painless. The shape, size or contour of the breast may also change, such as depression, skin bulges or skin wrinkles. The shape, color or position of the nipple may also change. There may be nipple depression, nipple discharge or nipple skin erosion. In addition, the lymph nodes near the armpit may be enlarged or tender to the touch. If there are abnormal changes in the body, you need to pay great attention and seek medical attention in time for relevant examinations.