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Breast cancer is usually found when the patient feels a lump near/in the breasts (lymph nodes).

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It has been found that as you get older and older, your risk of dying from breast cancer increases. It also increases your chances of developing the cancer. According to a medical journal, they state that in 2019 27% of the deaths were women aged 80 or higher. There were a total of 41,760 deaths over all ages in 2019.
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Metastatic breast cancer is when the cancer has already spread to other parts of the body, but started in the breast. The five-year survival rate is about 29%. Depending on the stage and where it metastasized to are also factors to one's prognosis.
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Breast cancer is a broad term considering there are quite a few different types, depending on where the cancer is located in the breast. Some of these include Lobular cancers, Ductal cancers, Paget disease, Phyllodes tumor, etc.
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The main signs include:
-Pain in the breast(s)
-Newly developed lumps
-Nipple inverted
-Skin gets thicker/swollen in one area of breast
-The skin starts to dimple
-Discharge from the nipples (possibly bloody)
While these symptoms can be very broad and associated with other health issues, it is important to still get a check up as soon as these are noticed.
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The two main risk factors of breast cancer are being female and above the age of 50. Genetic mutations, family history, dense breasts, etc. Factors where you can lessen the risk include increasing physical activity, taking less hormones, weight management, and controlling alcohol consumption. It is best to get your yearly screenings (more frequent if hereditary) to be safe!
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2021, September 20). What are the risk factors for breast cancer? Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved July 20, 2022, from https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/breast/basic_info/risk_factors.htm

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Rating the Risk Factors for Breast Cancer

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To update and summarize evidence of risk factors for breast cancer.Women who are at high risk for breast cancer have a variety of options available to them, including watchful waiting, prophylactic surgery, and chemoprevention. It is increasingly important ...