Breasts

[Loose Lips Lyn]

ahaaa, thought that would get your attention

But seriously girls when we do our examination for lumps (cancer) it may not always be indicated by a lump
A dimple maybe something to have checked up on

So if your partner isn't already "massaging" away on your breasts in search of potential lumps (of course) then get him (or her) to just look at them...and please don't call him (or her) a perve


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[mellie]

I think all women who are concerned regardless of age or family history should ask for a referral from the GP for a breast ultrasound (painless) if concerned.

Some women just have lumpy breast tissue, or cysty breasts so have regular breast ultrasounds to keep check.

Self or partner examination have their limitations.

I have a breast ultrasound every couple of years.

[boxy]

Oh man... a random breast inspector, in the house

Looks like Lyn wants you to flop them out for "her", Mel

[mellie]

Oh man... a random breast inspector, in the house

Looks like Lyn wants you to flop them out for "her", Mel

....


But jokes aside, ultrasound is the way to go.

I wouldn't even trust myself to manually palpate my own breasts...breast tissue is different for every woman, who's know what was cancerous or benign?

Best left to the professionals.

[ted]

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[miketrees]

Well you did get my attention, and yes I am both disappointed and interested.

I has an MRI for a prostate checkup, much less invasive and much more accurate than anything else.

If I had any concern about breasts I would see if an MRI was available.

Has anyone considered MRI ?

[Outlaw Yogi]

Ooh yeah ... I love breasts.

If I had breasts, I wouldn't go to work, I'd just play with them all day.