Medically Reviewed by Rajesh Bajaj, MD
Medically reviewed by Rajesh Bajaj, MD
Surviving breast cancer starts with spotting it early by keeping a close eye out for a new breast lump, pain or swelling in the breast (especially in the nipple) or nipple discharge other than milk.
Although the actual cause of breast cancer isn’t yet known, there are a number of healthy habits that can help prevent it:
FINAL THOUGHT
Obviously, there is no way to guarantee that you will not get breast cancer — even if you follow all these tips.
The key to surviving breast cancer is early detection. And that starts with an annual mammogram, beginning at age 40.
To schedule your mammogram at McLeod Health in Florence, Darlington, Dillon, Loris, or North Myrtle Beach, call 843-777-2095.
Have a question about cancer? Ask a specialist.
Sources include: McLeod Health, National Cancer Institute, Case Western Reserve University, London Bridge Hospital, British Medical Journal, American Cancer Society