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Improving access to prevention and care

Check yourself regularly

Check yourself regularly

Know your body so you know when it’s changing. Between regular screenings or exams, pay attention for the following:
 

          • A lump, hard knot or thickening in the breast

          • A lump under your arm

          • A change in the size or shape of a breast

           • Nipple pain, tenderness or discharge, including bleeding

           • Itchiness, scales, soreness or rash on the nipple

           • A nipple turning inward or inverted

           • A change in color and texture (dimpling, puckering or redness)

           • A breast that feels warm or swollen

If something feels different or off, don’t be afraid to speak up or ask your health care professional questions


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