#Breast_Cancer_Awareness_Month (October, 2020)
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is celebrated all over the world from 1st October to 31st October. Worldwide, women over the age of 50 have the highest risk of developing this cancer. While emphasis is being placed on making women aware of this issue, women as well as men are currently being made aware.
🔴 Breast cancer is now a panacea for women around the world. Breast cancer is diagnosed as a result of uncontrolled growth of cells, this uncontrolled growth causes a hard lump in the breast. Although it is treatable in different types of cancer. If left untreated, it can be fatal.
Some genetic mutations are often responsible for breast cancer. Even worldwide statistics show that 5-10% of breast cancers are caused by genetic mutations. According to doctors, women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer by one of their first-degree relatives are twice as likely to develop breast cancer in their 40s and 50s. In less than 5% of cases, genetic mutations play a significant role. According to a recent study by WHO, the disease kills 456,000 people.
In breast cancer, a type of fluid is released from the nipple.
Abnormally wrinkled breasts
Small hard fleshy lumps inside the breast that do not change position can be a sign of cancer.
Pain in the breasts and armpits at the same time without menstruation.
If the color and size of the breast changes
🔴Also contact the doctor immediately if you have any problems with the skin of the breast
Let's know the symptoms of this deadly disease:
Lump in a breast, change in the shape of the breast, dimples on the skin, fluid coming out of the nipple, new inverted nipple, red scaly patches of skin
Reason for risk:
Women, Obesity, Lack of Exercise, Alcohol, Hormone Replacement Therapy During Menopause, Kinefelter Syndrome, Premature Ejaculation, Aging, Family History
â• Diagnosis method:
Tissue biopsy
â• Treatment:
Arms trafficking, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, targeted therapy
â•Health Probability :
Five-year survival rate ~ 75% (United States, United Kingdom)
The death toll
5,33,600 (2015)
So awareness is desirable for all of us to survive this deadly breast cancer.
Awareness is the way to cure disease, not negligence.
