bREASt CAnCER!~~~koRANg TAU X??atau MASih TATau??

BREAST CANCER!~~

kALu koRAng DEngaR cam TAU je KAn???

huh!~~ni AKu nAK SHAre Dgn KORang...

empH..

camnEW aku LEy TErbuKAK hATI maU tuLIS n3 niyh??

sebAB mASe AKu NK Tgk mOViE kat SunwaY pyramiD, ADela saTU booTH tgh Sebuk2..akuTGk cam ADe buNger ORkid..myB DIE nyER giFT kaT sape2 YAng DOnate...

hubBY aku DE DOnatE..

AKu DPT SATU bOucHEr....

kASIK TAU MCANer nAK chECK bREASt kiTER..

empHH..MUle2 aku xKEsaH sGt koT!..

tpPAS akU dPT biTE YG COusin AKu DISyaki BreASt CANcer....so ScARed kAWAN2...

koRUnk Ade x PngaLAman SAL niyh>???

aku doAKAn AKu XDELA terKEna CAMniyh,,

sEBAb PEmbunuH no 1 waniTA.,

huh!~~~

KAUM LELAKI PON KENE AMEK TAU JUGAK..bukan PEmPUAn je kaN??

uTK BIni kORang, AWEK koRanG, ADIk koRANg, FEMly koRANg...n YA?ng bERKEnaan DengAN koRANg....sebAB ADe jugAK fakTOR KETUrunAN...

tAKuTTT....

kat Cni AKu ADe cikjIT Info SAL BreaST canCER...kALu koRANg nak TAU lebeY, maSUK kat page NIYh ler...

http://www.breastcancer.org.my

Why do Breast Self Examination (BSE)?

According to the National Cancer Registry (2003-2005), breast cancer is 100 times more common in women than in men and is the number ONE cancer killer of women in Malaysia.

Generally, breast cancer in Malaysian women occurs in the younger age group between 40 and 49 years of age (Hisham and Yip, 2003). However, when younger women are diagnosed, the cancer tends to progress rapidly (Memis, Balkaya and Demirkiran, 2009). Even so, early education on BSE will set a platform for adherence to Breast Self Examination, and mammogram screening later in life.

When breast cancer is diagnosed relatively early, life expectancy and quality of life increase. Early diagnosis also decreases potential for certain symptoms such as pain, resulting in decreased expenses of treatment. (Memis, Balkaya and Demirkiran, 2009)

The cause of breast cancer is unknown. However, the risk factors for developing breast cancer are:

• Increasing age
• Family history
• Early menarchy
• Late menopause
• Late first pregnancy
• Never breastfed before
• Oral contraceptives
• Hormonal replacement therapy
• Diet rich in fat
• Exposure to environmental chemicals

Although regular Breast Self Examination (BSE) does not influence mortality from breast cancer, it assists women in detecting benign breast lumps and in creating more awareness about breast changes (Ibrahim & Odusanya, 2009).

Symptoms

Early breast cancer usually doesn't cause symptoms. But as the tumor grows, it can change how the breast looks or feels. The common changes include:

• A lump or thickening in or near the breast or in the underarm area
• A change in the size or shape of the breast
• Dimpling or puckering in the skin of the breast
• A nipple turned inward into the breast
• Discharge (fluid) from the nipple, especially if it's bloody
• Scaly, red, or swollen skin on the breast, nipple, or areola (the dark area of skin at the center of the breast). The skin may have ridges or pitting so that it looks like the skin of an orange.

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