Where does breast cancer hurt?

Many people think that diseases such as breast cancer will definitely cause significant pain, but in fact, most breast cancer patients do not experience pain. Only a small number of patients have dull pain and tenderness in the breast. Most breast cancer patients always show symptoms of breast lumps, as well as nipple discharge, nipple filling and skin changes.

Where does breast cancer cause pain? Breast cancer is a tumor that grows in the mammary gland epithelial tissue and is a malignant tumor. 99% of breast cancer patients are women, so for female friends, it is necessary to actively prevent the occurrence of breast cancer. Next, I will introduce to you the actual symptoms and manifestations when breast cancer occurs. I hope you can have a certain understanding.

Many people think that malignant diseases such as breast cancer must cause prominent pain when they occur, but in fact, more than 80% of breast cancer patients have no obvious pain. Therefore, everyone must get rid of this wrong idea and don’t think that there is no problem if there is no breast pain. Patients with breast cancer will develop breast lumps in their breasts. The lumps are single, relatively hard in color, have very irregular edges, an uneven surface, and are painless lumps. Only a very small number of patients will experience dull pain and pain.

In addition to breast lumps, breast cancer can also cause other symptoms in patients, such as nipple discharge. It is very abnormal for non-pregnant women to have nipple discharge. However, many diseases can cause nipple discharge, such as breast hyperplasia, mammary gland enlargement and breast cancer. When nipple discharge occurs, it should be taken seriously. In addition, breast cancer patients will also have significant changes in the skin of the breast area, such as dimple-like indentations on the patient's skin, like orange peel, and abnormalities in the nipples and nipple area, such as nipple retraction.