8 Signs On Breast You Should NOT Ignore

Don't Ignore These 8 Breast Changes: Breast Lump, Change In Size or Shape, Dimpling, Flaky Rash, Tethering, Inverted Nipple, Nipple Discharge, Redness Or Heat.


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[DrSimiAdedeji]

How many of these signs did you know?
Are you regularly checking your breasts?
If you learnt something new, leave a graduation emoji 👩🏾‍🎓 in the comments and let me know what it was.

Breast health is an essential aspect of overall well-being so it is crucial to be aware of the signs that shouldn't be ignored. Please seek help and don't feel embarrassed or scared. Early detection of potential issues can make a significant difference. Stay knowledgeable. 🩷

[beth]

this randomly came up on my youtube home page, thank you youtube algorithm for sharing such an important video!

[KathrynSoto-gl]

My Dr decided to yell at me for wasting her time when I had felt a lump in my breast. And told me mine are just dense and to get over it. Definitely got a new Dr after that

[Pardofelis-kszo]

I’m a teenager. I realized I had a breast lump when I was around 14 years old. I told my mother about it, and she said it would go away and dismissed it. So, I stopped talking about it. It continued growing and reached 3 cm until something was done about it this year, a month after I turned 16. It was a tumor, and I had it removed.
It was a very stressful day for me because I had never been to the hospital for something like this. Luckily, while I was on the operating table and slowly losing consciousness, the doctor behind me was gently caressing my hair, something I will never forget.
After the operation, I stupidly left the bandage on the scar for an entire night, and when it was time to remove it... I couldn’t; it was stuck. I got help from a doctor and saw my scar for the first time.
Man, that was not fun to see. I had always thought that having a scar would be cool, but when I saw it, I felt my heart stop and my face turn white. I was trying to stay positive like I always do, but it was too much.
The scar looks way better now, and I don't feel weird about it anymore (for now).
So yes, never ignore those signs.

[vanessaaventura]

I love how you include darker skin in your pictures ! thank you

[amazinglyone]

I'm that person who had a leaking breast but only when squeezed, and it was a pituitary tumor that stopped my periods cause my body assumed I was pregnant. Ladies, make sure you pay attention to your body

[karllytskfk]

Honestly, I only clicked because it was a dark skinned breast on the thumbnail. I never see that in prevention literature but it's so needed because clearly the signs to look don't exactly look the same

[RavenBlaze]

I was 36 when I was diagnosed with breast cancer after finding a lump.That kind of felt like the size of a large marble under my skin, but for months before I had noticed sudden on set of asymmetry. I am now in full remission!

[jakevendrotti]

🎓 Learned best time to check for lumps is few days after period. Sending this to all the women in my family. Thank you for the informative video. Better to get biopsied for a clean bill of health than to continuously wonder what "that lump" is 🙏

[bf]

Thank you so much for using different skin tones for some of the examples. It's helpful especially with the sign #2.

[AshWillL]

Love that you include images for all skin tones. So important to know what some of these symptoms look like on different skin tones!

[cannedsaladsoup]

this saved me so much stress thank you 😭 i have horrible health anxiety and i want to be aware of potential issues but i also give myself panic attacks when i feel my ribs under my breasts. i also appreciate how you presented the information as things to be aware of/look out for but not an immediate sign of doom

[VanessaNze-tfcp]

Thanks soo much ❤ as a 16 year old I learned that those lumps around the areola are normal.

[charitasalcedo]

Your presentation and delivery was ideal for the masses. We can see and understand everything in the video. Thank you, Dr. Adedeji.

[catalinamaldonado]

Doctor Simi, I'd like to sincerely express my graditude for this video. It's educational and profoundly important. My aunt is diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer, and it's because she ignored the lumps. Then came a severe indentation, agonizing heat, and redness. Many in my family refuse to see doctors, because they are afriad of hearing bad news and/or needing to change things in their lives for health purposes. 😭

Had she seen a doctor in time, she may have stopped it from climbing to that dreadful stage. Alas, she did not. Luckily she is responding well to treatments and is progressing. Friends, if you feel something is off or strange in your body, I urge you all to see a medical professional. Some may dismiss you, but what's important is that we advocate for ourselves despite the obstacles.

Thank you for this video and more, Dr. Simi. I admire and respect your passion, knowledge, graciousness, and beauty. Your channel has been a safe haven for me and many! ❤

[chanteleanthony]

I had back to back breast cancer. Right breast 2019 and Left breast 2021. While I still have both breast, I didn't have symptoms. I THANK GOD FOR MAMMOGRAMS. That's how I found out about the cancer in my breasts even with daily self-examination. With that being said, Ladies get your MAMMOGRAM and still do self-examination.❤

[atzlongjourney]

thank you for showing how things can look like on dark skin !! it's so important

[Micayla]

Who else stayed just to listen to her beautiful voice and accent?

[angelinavargas]

Every time I come across a black female Doctor or specialist, I apply right away! It’s SO hard to find medical advice and diagrams for black people. These women have saved my life when my actual doctor couldn’t/wouldn’t. Bless you ❤

[vancitygurl]

My mom found a lump in her breast one day and she wasn’t sure so she made me feel it. Never felt anything like it so we made an appt with her doctor. She was diagnosed with breast cancer at the start of pandemic. Hardest 6 months we went through but she’s now doing well. I’m now more susceptible to get it so I get checked out every day. Worst day of my life really coz I cry after my mammogram as I remember the pain my mom went through with her treatments and I don’t think I am strong like her to go through should I get it. Every woman should get tested. Could save your life