The most common symptoms of breast cancer is breast lumps. Moreover, the mass is often the first symptom, accounting for 95% of the total number of cases of breast cancer for more than ability to promote tumor, depending on extent of tumor invasion. The early and mid-term promotion of breast lumps are susceptible to late mass is completely fixed and not easily promoted.
The second most common symptom is nipple discharge, occurred in about 10% of breast cancer cases. With nipple discharge as the only symptom of breast cancer is relatively rare, if associated with breast lumps, then the likelihood of breast cancer are more significant.
Abnormal changes of the breast skin are also common symptoms of breast cancer. Such as:
â‘ the breast skin sag or shrink
â‘¡ orange peel-like edema.
â‘¢ skin ulcers.
â‘£ satellite skin nodules.
⑤ nipples recessed, elevation, itching, chapped or abnormal changes such as erosion, which should attract attention and a high degree of vigilance.