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A breast examination is a simple screening process to check for any changes, lumps, or abnormalities in the breast tissue. It helps in the early detection of breast cancer, cysts, or other breast-related conditions.
Detects early signs of breast cancer
Identifies lumps, cysts, or abnormal tissue changes
Helps monitor breast health regularly
Improves chances of successful treatment with early detection
A lump or thickening in the breast or underarm
Unusual nipple discharge (blood or fluid)
Changes in breast shape, size, or skin texture
Persistent pain in the breast area
Skin dimpling, redness, or nipple inversion
Women should consult a gynaecologist if they notice any of the above symptoms or for regular preventive screening, especially after the age of 40 or with a family history of breast cancer.
