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Published by Preeti on 09/10/2023
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Regular self breast examination (SBE) is a vital practice for women to maintain breast health and detect any potential abnormalities early on. By performing SBE monthly, women can become more familiar with their breast tissue and notice changes promptly. This guide aims to empower women with the knowledge and technique to conduct SBE effectively.

Importance of Self Breast Examination

Early detection of breast lumps or changes in breast tissue is crucial in identifying breast cancer at its earliest stages. SBE complements regular clinical breast examinations and mammograms, providing a comprehensive approach to breast cancer screening.

Step-by-Step Guide to Self Breast Examination

  • Set aside time: Choose a time when your breasts are less tender, usually a few days after your menstrual period ends.
  • Visual examination: Stand in front of a mirror with your arms by your side.Look for any changes in size, shape, or skin texture. Raise your arms and observe again for any dimpling, puckering, or nipple changes.
  • Manual examination: Lie down and place a pillow under your right shoulder.Using your left hand, gently feel your right breast in small circular motions, checking for lumps or thickening. Cover the entire breast, including the armpit area. Repeat the process on the left breast using your right hand.
  • Check nipples: Look for any discharge or inversion of the nipples.
  • Stand and examine: With hands on hips, press firmly to flex your chest muscles. Observe for any changes in the breasts’ appearance.
  • Repeat in the shower: Many women find it convenient to perform SBE while in the shower, as the wet skin allows for easier movement of fingers.

If you notice any new lumps, persistent changes, or concerns during your self breast examination, it’s crucial to schedule a consultation promptly. Most changes may not be cancerous, but early evaluation is essential for peace of mind and timely treatment if required.

Conclusion

Regular self breast examination empowers women to take charge of their breast health. By incorporating SBE into their monthly routine, women enhance the chances of early detection and improved outcomes in case of breast health concerns. Always remember, early detection saves lives.

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