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While you should never skip your periodical mammogram, if you find a suspicious lump in your breast or under your armpit, you should visit your doctor immediately. |
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1. A change in the size, form or structure of the breast.
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2. A dimple in the breast or a convergence of the skin. |
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3. Sudden discharge of liquid from the nipple. |
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4. Itching, irritation or sudden rash on the nipple. |
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5. Sudden pain in a specific spot that won't go away. |
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6. The nipple suddenly becomes introverted. |
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7. Bloating, redness, change of texture or color of the skin on the breast. |
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