13/02/2026
Finding a breast lump can feel frightening.
Many women immediately think, โIs this breast cancer?โ
But not every breast lump is cancer.
If you notice a new lump, skin change, or ni**le discharge, the right step is not panic. The right step is proper breast lump evaluation.
A clinical examination, breast ultrasound or mammogram, and if required, a biopsy helps confirm whether it is cancer or a non cancerous breast lump.
Early detection of breast cancer significantly improves treatment outcomes. Ignoring symptoms or relying on internet searches can delay timely diagnosis.
If you are unsure when to see a doctor for a breast lump, remember this: any new or persistent change should be checked by a qualified oncologist.
Clarity reduces fear. Screening saves lives.