5 Early Signs Of Breast Cancer

Lump

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Changes In Breast Appearance

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Nipple Changes

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Breast Pain

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Skin Changes

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Consult A Doctor

Remember to regularly examine your breasts and consult a doctor for guidance on proper self-examination

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