If you notice a change in your breast or breasts, then it will undoubtedly feel or look different from what you’re used to. This may cause you to worry, but in most cases you won't need to. Many changes are normal for both men and women and won’t be doing you any harm. Although in some cases it could mean you have breast cancer.
You may notice the following changes in your breast(s):
Keep a close eye on your breast(s) and know your own body. Examine yourself regularly if there’s a family history of breast cancer, if you have had breast cancer before and/or if you are over 50 years old. It’s best to examine your breasts during your period. Your glandular tissue will then be less fibrous and sensitive. A self-examination can certainly never do any harm if you're concerned.
Call your GP to make an appointment if: