Jane Fallon diagnosed with breast cancer without symptoms – experts urge people to watch for these signs

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Author Jane Fallon, partner of Ricky Gervais, recently revealed that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer even though she had no symptoms.

The disease was only discovered during a routine mammogram screening.

At the same time, experts point out that breast cancer can appear in several other ways besides the well-known lumps.

Change in breast size or shape

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Breasts can naturally change throughout life, but a clear change in size or shape may be a sign that should not be ignored.

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Experts recommend becoming familiar with what is normal for your own body, making it easier to notice new changes.

Redness or rash on the breast

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Redness or a rash on the skin around the breast or nipple can, in some cases, be a sign of illness.

Although it may also be caused by irritation from things such as detergent or clothing, persistent skin changes should be examined.

Crusting

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If the skin around the nipple begins to form crusts or changes appearance, it may signal that something is not normal.

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Such changes should be assessed by a doctor.

Discharge from the nipple

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If fluid comes from the nipple without it being pressed, it is recommended that it be checked. It may be an important symptom that requires medical evaluation.

Swelling in the armpit

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Breast tissue is also found in the area under the armpit. Therefore, unusual swelling here may be a sign of breast cancer and should be taken seriously.

Swelling around the collarbone

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Breast tissue can also extend toward the collarbone. A new swelling in this area may be a change that should be examined more closely.

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Change in skin texture

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Changes in the surface of the skin on the breast can be a warning sign.

If the skin, for example, develops small dimples or begins to resemble orange peel, it may be a symptom that should be investigated.

Suddenly inverted nipple

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Some people naturally have inverted nipples, but if the nipple suddenly changes direction and turns inward, it may be an important change to react to.

Persistent pain in the breast

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Constant pain or tenderness in the breast can be a sign of breast cancer. Pain in the breast area is common and can have several causes, but if it does not go away, you should contact a doctor.

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Persistent pain in the armpit

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Ongoing pain in the armpit can also be a possible sign of breast cancer. If the discomfort does not disappear after some time, it is important to have it examined.

Early detection increases treatment chances

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Early detection of breast cancer can make a significant difference to treatment options.

According to health authorities, the disease can often be treated more effectively when it is discovered at an early stage.

Screening can detect the disease without symptoms

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Screening can reveal breast cancer even before you notice any changes yourself.

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Jane Fallon had no symptoms, and the disease was only discovered during a routine mammogram.

Sources: The Sun.

This article is made and published by Ida-Marie Palm Varbæk, who may have used AI in the preparation.

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