Symptoms and Diagnosis

First symptoms

1. The pulling of papilla inside, spontaneous bloody leakage from papilla.
2. Redness of skin and thickening on one breast.
3. A mass that can pull a part of the skin over itself on the breast or a mass in the axillar region.
4. Irregular bordered, hard, distinguishable, generally single and non-painful mass.

Very few of the masses that are discovered by the patients by themselves are dangerous. Having a family history of cancer cause a high risk, but most women with breast cancer do not have a family history of cancer. If you have a family history of cancer, inform your doctor.