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Regular screening helps prevent breast cancer. Breast cancer is the leading cause of death among women, so prevention is essential.
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Pain and lumps in the chest during PMS may indicate mastopathy. It's better to check with a doctor.
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Breast injuries increase the risk of tumors. If you have had an injury, visit your mammologist regularly.
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Interrupted pregnancies and miscarriages are risk factors for breast cancer. Women over 30 years of age without children are also better off getting tested.
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Pain and other problems may occur during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Do not delay your visit to the mammologist.
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Excess estrogen provokes breast diseases. A mammologist will help you adjust your hormones.
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Pay attention to the condition of the nipples - pain, discharge, changes make you see a doctor.
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If you have a relative with breast cancer, you should also undergo regular screening.
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After age 40, mammograms should be done annually to detect problems early.
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A mammologist is necessary before breast surgery or taking hormones to exclude contraindications.