Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2021 October 1 - October 31
Breast cancer is scary, but many women don’t take the time
to get checked.
The good news is that there are things you can do to reduce
your risk of getting breast cancer. During October every year, thousands of
people across the country take part in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
by wearing pink ribbons or hosting events and fundraisers.
Get yourself checked for breast cancer during October every
year!
Early signs of breast cancer can be a lump in your chest,
painful or itchy breasts, and even an unusual discharge from one nipple. This
is something you should talk to your doctor about because they will most likely
perform manual exams as well as sending out for mammograms which are painless
and only take about ten minutes total.
How to raise Awareness for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Every October, people all over the world show their support
for everyone affected by breast cancer. We’re focused on accelerating research
and providing vital support, every way we can – no matter who you are or what
your experience of this disease may be like. This month is Breast Cancer
Awareness Month; now more than ever it’s important that those who have been
impacted know they’re not alone in fighting these battles!
Learn the Signs and symptoms to be aware of after primary
breast cancer –
https://breastcancernow.org/information-support/signs-symptoms-be-aware-after-primary-breast-cancer
Raise awareness of breast cancer in men –
https://breastcancernow.org/information-support/have-i-got-breast-cancer/breast-cancer-in-men
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