Breast Changes and Warning Signs To Watch For With Breast Self-Exam:
What If I Feel a Lump?While monthly breast self exams are no longer recommended by the American Cancer Society and other organizations, these organizations still suggest that self exams can be performed to help detect changes in the breasts to call to a physician's attention. Women who perform self exams should consult a healthcare professional to determine how to correctly perform the exam. If women learn to perform BSE correctly, they can help detect changes and bring them promptly to a medical professional. Comparing Different Breast Exams
* These images were created for viewing at 800 by 600 resolution on a 16-inch monitor. They will appear larger or smaller depending upon display size and resolution. However, the relative size of the detected tumor will remain consistent. Click Here to Learn More About Breast Self-exam Updated: May 17, 2009 |
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