This document discusses risk factors, symptoms, screening methods, diagnostic tests, and treatment options for breast cancer. Some key risk factors mentioned include age, family history, and genetic factors. Common symptoms are a lump in the breast, discharge from the nipple, or a change in shape or texture of the breast. Screening methods include breast self-examination, clinical breast examination, and diagnostic imaging tests such as mammography. If cancer is suspected, biopsy procedures are used for diagnosis. Treatment involves surgery such as lumpectomy or mastectomy, as well as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, and immunotherapy.

7.  Age
 Alcohol
 Family history
 Genetic-(BRCA 1,2)
 Early puberty-late
menopause
 Diet and obesity
 Hormones
 infertility
 Immunosuppression
 Infectious Agents
 Radiation
 Sunlight
 Tobacco

8.  Cancer is a broad term for a class of
diseases abnormal cells that grow in the
body.

9. Lump in the breast.
Discharge from nipple:-yellow & red.
Change in shape or texture.

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15. BSE-Breast self examination
 monthly
 with right hand left
breast examined
 four quadrant and
armpit
 standing in front of
mirror
 nipple examination
CBE
 CLINICAL BREAST EXAMINATION

17.  FNAC
 true cut biopsy
 incisional biopsy
 excisional biopsy

18. CBC,RFT, LFT,
PET AND CT SCAN
TUMOUR MARKER-CA15
.3,CEA
ER,PR,HER-2
 BREAST MRI
 S.ALK. PHOSPATASE

19.  MRM
 BCS- BREAST
CONSERVING SURGERY
 LYMPHNODE
DESSCECTION

28. CCC-comprehensive cancer care

30. Diet &
Hydration
meditation