Breast Cancer: Symptoms

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Breast Cancer, Metastatic or Recurrent - When To Call a Doctor
Article
08/31/07, Healthwise
You will have regularly scheduled follow-up visits with your doctor after you are treated for breast cancer. Some women with metastatic or recurrent breast cancer do not have any symptoms. This cancer is discovered on an X-ray or throu
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Breast Cancer - When To Call a Doctor
Article
08/31/07, Healthwise
The most common symptom of breast cancer is a painless lump. But, early breast cancer is often found on a mammogram before a lump can be felt. Other breast problems that need to be evaluated by a doctor include:
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Breast Cancer, Metastatic or Recurrent - Symptoms
Article
08/31/07, Healthwise
The symptoms of metastatic and recurrent breast cancer depend on how much the cancer has spread. You may have specific physical symptoms, such as a lump in your breast or on your chest wall, bone pain, or shortness of breath. Many
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Breast Cancer - Symptoms
Article
08/31/07, Healthwise
The first sign of breast cancer is often a painless lump. But early breast cancer is often found on a mammogram before a lump can be felt.
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Rare Breast Cancer Has Unusual Symptoms
Article
08/01/06, M. D. Anderson
Rare Breast Cancer Has Unusual Symptoms
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Web Postings by Breast Cancer Patients Reflect Individuals, not Averages
Expert Advice
11/01/06, Johns Hopkins University
I get emails fairly often asking me if it's true that most women with stage 1 breast cancer will progress to stage 4. The answer is a big, loud "NO!"
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Breast lumps: Next steps after discovering suspicious breast tissue
Article
05/17/06, MayoClinic.com
Breast lumps — recommended tests and procedures to evaluate a breast lump for breast cancer
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Don't Think You're Too Old for a Mammogram
Expert Advice
05/11/08, Johns Hopkins University
Mother's Day right is the perfect time to ask Mom if she's had her annual mammogram yet.
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Who's Responsible for Your Breast Health?
Expert Advice
03/21/08, Johns Hopkins University
Doctors have become so specialized that gynecology focuses ever more closely on the pelvis, to the detriment of the other parts of the female anatomy.
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Self-Exam Following Mastectomy Surgery
Expert Advice
02/15/08, Johns Hopkins University
You should still be examining your "breast" after you have had a mastectomy. Even though the breast is gone, it is impossible for the surgeon to…
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