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Lumps in Breast
1
hard irregular breast lump
lump appears attached to the skin
skin over lump appears abnormal - dimpling, ulceration or swelling
retraction of nipple
nipple discharge
may have lump in armpit
2
recent trauma to breast
firm solitary lump
painful to touch
more commonly in older women with large breasts
3
smooth mobile lump
usually round in shape
more common in ages 20 - 40
may have multiple lumps in both breasts
lumps may have rubbery consistency
4
bilateral lumps in breasts which are often painful
lumps vary in size
lumps may increase in size during menstrual cycle
pain and tenderness around lumps may increase during menstrual cycle
5
itching and burning of nipple
nipple may appear red, eroded or ulcerated
may or may not have lump in the breast
may have lump in armpit
6
localized breast lump which is red and tender
fever and possible chills
most frequently occurs in breast feeding mothers
may have spontaneous drainage of pus
7
occurs most commonly in underdeveloped countries
swelling of the breast
gradual onset of painful lump
nipple discharge
may have chronic cough
may have night sweats
8
small lump near nipple
bloody nipple discharge
Possible medical conditions of Lumps in Breast : - breast cancer - Fat Necrosis - thrombophebitis of the breast - Fibroadenoma - Fibrocystic Disease - lipoma of the breast - fibroadenoma - Paget's Disease Of The Breast - Breast Abscess - Breast Cancer - Infected Coetaneous Cyst - Tuberculosis Of The Breast - ductal papilloma.
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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008
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