Breast Cancer Awareness

Breast cancer is a plague that is spreading amongst women in a horrific manner.
Sadly, due to a lack of awareness, women get diagnosed with this disease at a very later stage.
To control and nip breast cancer once and for all, it is very important to watch out for the signs and symptoms it has.
This makes it easier to identify it at an early stage and get rid of it without much of a damage.
And that’s why today we want you to take this quiz so that you can judge whether you are under the scanner or not when it comes to breast cancer.

So, are you ready for it?

Check if you have Breast Cancer today

Research indicates that most experienced physicians can diagnose cancer with 79 percent accuracy while 91 percent correct diagnosis is achieved using machine learning techniques.

Breast Cancer Self Examination

The 6 steps to performing a breast self-examination.

1

In front of the mirror

Take a good look at your breats in the mirror and start by looking for changes in the shape, size or position of your nipples.

2

Examine armpit

Raise your arms in the air, you are going to look for any distortion of your breasts such as dimpling of the skin.

3

Up and down

Lie flat when examining your breasts. This allows your breast tissue to spread out and makes examination easier.

4

Circles and Wedges

Using firm pressure with flat fingers on your hand press your breast tissue and try to identify lumps.

5

Squeeze the nipple

Gently squeeze each nipple and look for discharge. If there is any lump or discharge, consult a doctor.

6

Check Left Armpit

Finally examine your left underarm area with your hand and run your fingers downwards.

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