Breast pain
In many cases, breast cancer does not give out any symptoms. What’s more, the usual breast lumps are not painful to the touch, but that’s not always the case. Sometimes, breast cancer triggers pain from the early start, and sometimes it happens as a result of inflammation in advanced stages of the disease.
In the event of breast pain, patients should identify whether or not it is common for them to feel this type of pain during their periods. It is useful to identify any possible trauma to the breasts and relate all of these events to the intensity and pattern of their symptoms. A clinician should attend any breast pain that feels suspicious or different from the usual pattern experienced during menstruation. He will decide whether or not to perform any additional tests.
