Indicators of the Progression of Breast Cancer and Suggested Home Remedy

 

Here are some signs that could indicate the development of breast cancer:

1. Changes in skin texture: Breast cancer can cause inflammation and changes in skin cells, resulting in texture changes. This may include scaly skin around the nipple and areola, as well as thickening of the skin in any part of the breast. These changes may also cause itching. It’s important to note that these skin changes can also be caused by benign skin conditions like dermatitis or eczema.

2. Nipple discharge: Discharge from the nipple can be a sign of breast cancer. The discharge can vary in colour and consistency, ranging from clear to milky to yellow, green, or red. While milky discharge is normal during breastfeeding, any other nipple discharge should be checked by a doctor.

3. Dimpling: Skin dimpling can sometimes be a sign of inflammatory breast cancer, an aggressive type of breast cancer. Cancer cells can cause a buildup of lymph fluid in the breast, leading to swelling and dimpling or pitted skin. This change in the skin’s appearance is often referred to as “peau d’orange” because the simpler skin resembles the surface of an orange.

4. Lymph node changes: Cancer cells may travel to the underarm lymph nodes, leading to swelling in that area. Swollen lymph nodes can also be felt around the collarbone. However, lymph node changes can also be caused by breast infections or unrelated illnesses.

5. Breast or nipple pain: Breast cancer can cause pain, tenderness, and discomfort in the breast. Although breast cancer is often painless, it’s important not to ignore any signs or symptoms that could be due to breast cancer.

6. Nipple retraction or inversion: Breast cancer can cause changes behind the nipple, resulting in nipple inversion or changes in size. While nipple appearance can change during the menstrual cycle, any new nipple changes should be discussed with a doctor.

7. Redness: Breast cancer can cause changes to the skin, making it appear discoloured or bruised. The skin may be red, purple, or have a bluish tint. If there hasn’t been any recent trauma to the breast to explain these changes, it’s important to see a doctor.

8. Swelling: Breast cancer can cause the entire breast or a specific area to swell. The breast may be different in size compared to the other breast, and the skin may feel tight due to the swelling.

Suggested Home Remedies

Get root of moringa tree.

Wash it thoroughly.

Cut it into small pieces.ound it with little red potage( kawn ) in to fine paste. apply it on the lump side and allow it to dry. try this for some days and see .

It’s crucial to remember that these signs and symptoms can have various causes, and it’s always best to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis.

Now, I have a follow-up question for you. Have you ever encountered someone who experienced these symptoms, and how did they handle it?