Symptoms of Breast Cancer

A sign is something that can be observed and recognized by a doctor or healthcare professional (for example, a rash). A symptom is something that only the person experiencing it can feel and know (for example, pain or tiredness). The signs and symptoms of breast cancer can also be caused by other health conditions. It is important to have any unusual symptoms checked by a doctor.

Signs and symptoms of colon cancer

Please do not ignor these pointers in your health.

Uncommon Breast Cancer Symptoms

While breast lumps are a common warning sign of possible breast cancer, they’re not the only one. Other, lesser-known symptoms could also point to the disease.

Like breast lumps, these less common symptoms could also reflect benign conditions. However, you should be checked by a doctor if you have any of them. We asked Holly Pederson, MD, director of medical breast services at the Cleveland Clinic, to explain.

Police Arraigns 5 Suspects Over Abuja October 2, Twin Bombings

…As IGP warns Nigerians against picking I-pad, Laptop, phones not kept by them

 The Inspector General of Police (IGP), Solomon Arase has said that after careful and discreet investigations into the recent bombings that took place in Kuje and Nyanya areas of Abuja, the Police is set to arraign the allege masterminds of the dastardly acts before the Federal High Court, Abuja today for prosecution.

Nigerian soldiers foil suicide attack at army base

Kano (Nigeria) (AFP) - Nigerian soldiers shot dead a suspected suicide bomber outside a military base in the northeast on Sunday, detonating explosives concealed in her handbag, a civilian vigilante and a military source told AFP.

GUY WISDOMADVICE 25 Rules That Make a Man

Without rules, there is chaos. And men hate chaos, except during a wild kickoff return. Consider these 25 commandments, break those you have to, and live better with all the rest
Being a man is a hell of an opportunity.

Why That Thing You’re Worried or Angry about Right Now Doesn’t Matter

This summer, I visited an old friend on her deathbed. Her literal deathbed. The bed she was lying in and waiting to die. It was exactly as awful as you’d imagine.
Her bedroom was cool and dark. Soft New Age music was playing, like you might hear in a massage therapist’s office. Nobody spoke over a whisper. There was a hospice nurse reading a book in the living room, waiting for the only possible outcome.