breast cancer??

[fallenangel3652]

i am 16 and i think i may have breast cancer. im not really sure though so any help and suggestions will do.my nanna had breast cancer. i dont feel any lumps but my breasts are sore constantly, one of my breasts is bigger than the other and one is a different shape and one of my nipples is massive compared to the other. maybe i just have wierd breasts. no stupid comments thanks, this is serious for me but i have noone to talk to about it and i want help here first before going to the doctors cos my doctors is terrible and i hate going there.thanks xxx

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[DrMojoM]

Hi,Pl. do not worry. You are too young for breast cancer normally this happen after the age of 40. The symptoms you mentioned are not the symptoms of breast cancer.

[RamKumar]

i don't know what these symptoms are. And i dont know more about that.what i know i will share it with you.Studies have proved that use of black color bra should be avoided.Since black absorbs heat .And this may result in cancer.Anyway take care.Consulting doctor will be better in my opinion.

[pinkribbon0231]

I've had breast cancer at the age of 33.Please, don't look for advice on the net, your better off confiding in a doctor.Nobodies breasts are identical.Take a friend or relative long to see your doctor or the practice nurse.I'm sure they will put your mind at rest.At 16 your hormones are going mad, and soreness of the breasts is all part of it I'm afraid.It's good to be aware of what is normal for you, and any sudden changes in the breast should be taken seriously.I'm sure your fine, but have a professional give you advice.x

[Tintin]

Really, you are too young for breast cancer!

[sexy4299]

you will find most woman have one breast different to the other this is not uncommon bt if i was you i would still get it checked out just to be on the safe side

[RobertH1787]

As women undergo puberty, one breast typically begins to develop earlier than the other one. It may take a few years for them to "even out" though, even at full maturation, there may be detectable differences between the two.You are young to develop breast cancer. Once the breasts become fully mature and have a longer exposure to estrogen do the full risks of cancer begin to appear. Still, it's important that your doctor is aware of your family history and begin age-appropriate screening with mammography.