Symptoms :-

Breast cancer often begins as a painless lump or an enlargement in one corner of the breast that gradually increases with the passage of time. Most of these tumours are discovered by the patient herself when she notices an abnormal change in the texture of the breast that did not exist before. The most important symptoms are:

• A painless tumor mass (usually in the breast) and in a few cases it is
• painful (approximately 8%).
• Bloody discharge or blood from the nipple.
• A chronic sore nipple that does not heal or crusts on it.
• Changes in the skin of the breast, such as redness, swelling, tenderness, and warmth.
• The nipple turning inwards and not being able to bounce back.
• The presence of axillary lumps, which are secondary tumors in the lymph gland.