Breast cancer can affect anyone, and knowing what is normal for your breasts or chest can help you notice changes that may need checking.
Changes can include:
You do not need to have pain for breast cancer to be present.

Checking your breasts or chest regularly can help you become familiar with how they normally look and feel. This makes it easier to notice something that is unusual for you.
When should you speak to your GP?
If you notice a new or unusual change, don't ignore it. Make an appointment with your GP and explain what you've noticed. Most breast changes are not cancer, but it's important to have anything unusual checked
Please remember: This information is for general awareness and does not replace medical advice. If you notice unusual or persistent changes, speak to your GP or healthcare professional
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