Maybe you have Fibrocystic breast tissue. Lumps disappear after a menstrual period. I doubt you have bc. If you can't discuss this with a parent, can you visit a school nurse?
As others before in this thread have mentioned, any concern about changes in your breast tissue should be talked over with your mom (or dad or guardian) in order to determine if a visit to the doctor is necessary. In my opinion, a medical exam cannot hurt. There is certainly no need to panic, but whatever it is that you are feeling is SOMETHING, and knowing what it is will allow you to treat it if necessary or at least not have to worry about it if you know it is nothing to worry about. It seems very very very unlikely that what you have is cancer, but again, a visit to the doctor cannot hurt. God bless...
hi i am a fifteen year old and nobody in my family has had breast cancer but i am concerned because i have a hard lump in my right breast under my nipple and it doesnt really hurt its been there for about two or three days now what do i do?
At 15, it is highly unlikely that you have breast cancer...however it is not impossible. I am not sure what research said 22 is the youngest you can be...that is definitely not true...I know of 17 year olds who have been diagnosed. As KR62 suggests, you need to talk to your mom about this. I would suggest a trip to a dermatologist to rule out skin infection or rashes or other irritations. If that is not successful, then by all means ask your mom to make an appointment with a breast specialist.
Hi,
What you are describing need not be cancer for sure.
You need to get a clinical examination by a doctor for a confirmed diagnosis. It could be an allergic reaction or some skin infection. You need to keep the area clean, well moisturised, and apply calamine lotion. Wear lose clothes and see if that helps.
If the lesions are persistent, you need to consult your doctor. Also , do you have a family history of breast cancer?
Hope this helps.
Good luck.
I am not a doctor and cannot answer any of your specific questions. But, I am a mother and I just wanted to offer some advice. This sounds like a very scary time for you. Have you talked with your mother or another adult about this. Sounds like you should have an appointment made for you to get this checked out by a doctor. The internet and sites like this are great to ask questions, receive support and information, but it does not take the place of having a physical examination to figure out what is really going on. You sound like a very mature 15 year old, but trying to deal with this all alone is alot to take on. I hope you will talk to your mom and get an appointment sceduled. Good luck to you, I hope it all turns out fine.