Mirror Check:
Stand in front of a mirror that is large enough for you to see your breasts clearly. Check each breast for anything unusual. Check the skin for puckering, dimpling, or scaliness. Look for a discharge from the nipples.
In Bed Check:
The breasts are best examined while lying down because it spreads the breast tissue evenly over the chest. Lie flat on your back, with one arm over your head and a pillow or folded towel under the shoulder. This position flattens the breast and makes it easier to check.
Feel for any unusual lump or mass under the skin. Feel the tissue by pressing your fingers in small, overlapping areas about the size of a dime. To be sure you cover the whole breast, take your time and follow a definite pattern: lines, circles, or wedges.
great clip!
xGOLDn 2 years ago
Thanks for the video. Another thing to remember is that you should check 8-10 days after your cycle ends because the breast go through changes during that time and may feel "lumpy" for some women (fibrocystic changes).
--Canela
canela0814 2 years ago 2
thanks for looking out
pinkpornstar1 2 years ago
That's awesome that you are getting the word out there... More people need to start doing self-checks... It is so important!
1SimplYounique 2 years ago
My moms bestfriend died
of cancer
but it started off as breast
cancer.
Rest In Peace Ms.Carleen
ItsNyye08 2 years ago