I am 26 years old and in the past couple months my left breast had become noticebly bigger than the right breast and just tonight I have noticed what I believe to be a lump. should I be concerned of breast cancer?!

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anonymous

Learning About Breast Cancer over 1 year ago
  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2005

    I found a lump very early on so was able to have it removed with radiotherapy afterwards. All clear now but only because I went to have it checked out as soon as I noticed it. Wish you luck, good chance it's nothing but don't take the chance.

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  • anonymous
    Stage 4 Patient

    I agree with Anne Marie. Any chances noticed in your breast should be checked out ASAP. It could be something minor...but you never want to take that chance!

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  • anonymous
    Learning About Breast Cancer

    Thank you everyone for your input, I have an appointment for next week with my primary and then I get the referral to see someone at the breast center.

    over 1 year ago Flag
    • anonymous
      Survivor since 2003

      Will be sending positive vibes your way. Take care

      over 1 year ago Flag
    • anonymous
      Learning About Breast Cancer

      Thank you!!

      over 1 year ago Flag
    • anonymous
      Survivor since 2003

      Heather just checking on you wondering how you are doing after your doctors appt.

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  • anonymous
    Stage 4 Patient

    I'm glad you're going Heather. I'm thinking positive thoughts & prayers your way. :)

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  • anonymous
    Survivor since 2003

    You should make an appt to get it checked out no lump should be ignored and not all lumps are cancer. It could be a cyst, an infection or abscess, or a benign growth (fibroadenoma). The sooner it is evaluated the sooner you will have peace of mind knowing what it is and if treatment is needed. Please don't wait. Take care

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