'I'm a doctor - here's the 3 breast cancer blind spots most people miss'
Lump or swelling in the breast, upper chest or armpitChange in the colour of the breast - it might look red or inflamedUnusual discharge from the nippleDr Zoe Williams previously explained how to check your breasts., strictly speaking there is no right or wrong way.
"What’s most important is that you do it regularly, ideally once a month, to get to know your breasts and what is normal for you."So whether you check them in bed, in the shower or in the gym changing rooms, it doesn’t matter.""Look at the breasts, ideally both from the front and the side, looking for any changes in shape or size, or for any lumps, skin changes or changes to the skin of the breast or nipple.
"Typically it is not painful. It’s typically not easily movable but oftentimes fixed in a particular space, meaning it doesn’t shift in its location all that easily. "In terms of shape, it is oftentimes round but sometimes it can be a little bit more irregular than that," he told theWhen it comes to past experience, Dr Kamal said that many people have said their lump has felt like a pea in a pod, or even a frozen pea.
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