Less Common Symptoms of Breast Cancer

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Thanks to advancements in mammograms and early detection, we’ve come a long way in detecting breast cancer, treating breast cancer, and surviving breast cancer.

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Less Common Symptoms of Breast Cancer

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Thanks to advancements in mammograms and early detection, we’ve come a long way in detecting breast cancer, treating breast cancer, and surviving breast cancer.

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It’s worth noting that lumps, and thickened skin or tissue, aren’t the only indicators of breast cancer. Keep an eye out for the symptoms that can also foretell a possible breast cancer diagnosis.

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Any new change in breast size or shape, including swelling or shrinkage, could be indicative of cancer.

A change in breast shape or size.

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Symptoms of inflammatory breast cancer include swelling (edema) and redness (erythema) that affect a third or more of the breast.

Swelling in all or part of the breast.

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Breast pain after menopause.

While breast pain can have many other causes, it should be looked into if it is experienced alongside other unexplained or severe symptoms.

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Doctors describe skin dimpling as skin that is similar in texture to an orange’s outer peel.

Skin dimpling.

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Swollen lymph nodes under the arms or collarbone.

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