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Q: 6 Questions

asked by: SweetGrl on January 1st, 2007

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(1.) is it rare to have something wrong to have your doctor find something wrong with your breasts when she's giving u a breast exam???

(2.) can bras with wires in them make u get breast cancer/can u get breast cancer from it???

(3.) if u can why & how???

(4.) can sleeping with a bra on make u get breast cancer/can u get breast cancer from it???

(5.) if u can why & how???

(6.) what are all the signs that something isn't right with your breasts & that u could have breast cancer???

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Kia

replied on January 2nd, 2007

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Re: 6 Questions

sweetgrl wrote:

(1.) is it rare to have something wrong to have your doctor find something wrong with your breasts when she's giving u a breast exam???

it is not common to have serious problems with your breast at a young age.
You may find you have firm tissue fromthe developing breast tissue - the actual duct tissue feels rather bumpy and knobbly

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(2.) can bras with wires in them make u get breast cancer/can u get breast cancer from it???

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(3.) if u can why & how???

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(4.) can sleeping with a bra on make u get breast cancer/can u get breast cancer from it???

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(5.) if u can why & how???

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(6.) what are all the signs that something isn't right with your breasts & that u could have breast cancer???

regular self exam will help you discover what is normal for you.
Breast tisse is quite lumpy and bumpy especially while you are developing.

Read this page on why you should do a self exam
http://www.Womenshealthandpleasure.Com/bre ast/index.Html
and this page on how to do a self exam
http://www.Womenshealthandpleasure.Com/bre ast/5step.Html

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