Where are breast cancer lumps usually located?

I believe that all female friends are very afraid of the occurrence of breast cancer. The incidence of breast cancer is very high. The occurrence of this disease seriously threatens the patient's health. Therefore, in daily life, everyone must pay attention to this disease and get relevant treatment in time. So where is the breast cancer tumor?

Breast lumps are the most common symptom of breast cancer. About 90% of patients seek medical treatment after the appearance of breast lumps, and are eventually diagnosed with breast cancer. The location of breast lumps is mostly centered on the nipple, in a cross direction, which can divide the breast into five areas: the upper anterior, upper outside, lower inside, lower outside, and the center, which is the nipple position. Breast cancer lumps are mostly seen in the upper outside, followed by the upper anterior and lower inside. It is rare for lumps to appear in the lower outside. Breast cancer is most common as a lump in one breast. Multiple lumps in one breast and primary bilateral breast cancer are not common in clinical medicine.

Early breast cancer tumors are generally relatively small, and sometimes are difficult to distinguish from lobular hyperplasia or some benign lesions. However, even a small lump can invade the mammary suspensory tendon and cause dents on some skin or nipple retraction. This condition is more likely to occur in the early stages. Most breast cancer lumps are infiltrative, with unclear boundaries. Some may be flat, with an uneven surface and a feeling of mass. However, it should be noted that the smaller the lump, the less obvious these symptoms will be, making it easy to misdiagnose.

Having breast cancer is a very scary disease, so in daily life, we must be vigilant about the occurrence of breast cancer and actively do relevant prevention work. If we unfortunately get breast cancer, we should pay attention to it and actively go to a regular hospital to cooperate with the doctor for examination and treatment, and never delay the disease.