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The largest body organ - our skin - works constantly, renews us and sends us warning signals on various aspects of our health. Composed of about 21 square feet, containing more than eleven miles of blood vessels and giving off around 30,000 of its 300 million skin cells every minute, our skin can speak to usOur lungs, ourheart health, and more. The lesions, lumps and moles that change colors or have irregular borders are all well -known symptoms of skin cancer. But another type of skin problem can mean cancer in a part of your body you may not expect. Read the rest to find out which skin symptom will be looking for and what it could mean.

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Thesecond more common type of cancer in women in the United States (withskin cancer being the first), breast cancer also theprimary cause cancer death in women in 130 countries around the world. The most common symptom of breast cancer is a new bump or a new mass, as described by the American Cancer Society: "A hard and painless mass that has irregular edges is more likely to be cancer, butbreast cancer Can also be soft, round, tender or even painful, "they report, noting that breast pieces can also be a symptom of non-cancer conditions, such as cysts or infection.Other signs breast cancer can include a leaky or reversed nipple, as well as a change of breast size or shape. But that may surprise you to learn that a rash can also report breast cancer.

"It is important to keep in mind that most of the breast rashes are not too worrying," saidShelly Beckley, APN, nurse practitioner in oncology and responsible for clinical support atResults4me. "I always recommend women to contact their medical team whenever they notice a change in their breasts, whether it is a new bump or a rash."

Rashes can meanmany different conditions. Infections, allergies, heat strokes, viruses and stress can all cause breast cancer eruptions.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"There areTwo types of skin rashes This may indicate breast cancer, "explains Beckley, who adds that these rashes can first seem to be eczema or another type of common eruption, at the beginning." The breast page disease is a rare condition that has squamous and thickened skin around the nipple or areola that is red and itching. The nipple can also become flattened or reversed, "she says, noting that" generally, Paget's disease is diagnosed with breast cancer ".

"Another type of breast cancer that can manifest with an inflammatory breast cancer eruption (IBC)," said Beckley. "[IBC] is aggressive cancer that can have a small red skin rash or an irritation area similar to an insect bite as a first sign of illness." Beckley warns that "this small area can then spread and become swollen, painful and hot to the touch, and can progress more to have the appearance of orange skin (Orange paia). ""

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"We don't know why Paget's disease occurs and why rashes appear," said Beckley. "The breast cancer which is often with Paget disease is canal in nature - Subalen carcinoma in situ or invasive canal carcinoma - and it has been thought that cancer cells are moving into the milk channels to the nipple and the areola surrounding that causes eruption, "she explains. With IBC, Beckley notes that "cancer develops fairly quickly and spreads to the lymphatic system of the breast as well as the skin, which causes the rash".

Beckley recommends women to ask for a doctor when they notice a change in their breasts, including rashes or pieces. "If you are seen for a rash on the breast and it does not improve and does not solve with the treatment, let you know your medical team," she said. "The changes to nipples or breast pain - as well as any new or aggravated rash - are all the symptoms that women should take seriously and check with their doctors."

Since certain symptoms of breast cancer are not always apparent, Beckley advises screening and examinations - and familiarize yourself with your body. "My strongest recommendation is to be aware of your body and carry out monthly seed exams, especially by looking at your breasts in a mirror," she suggests. "Know how your breasts feel and what they will look like to notice changes over time."

In addition, be aware of your risk factors for breast cancer. "It is important to know your family history of cancer and if you could be more at risk of breast cancer," says Beckley. The American Cancer Society offersScreening guidelines; Women aged 40 to 44 can opt for annual mammograms, while women 45-54 should obtain mammography each year. Women over 55 can choose to continue the annual mammograms or decide to do so every two years.

Beckley advises women to follow their recommended guidelines andHealthy lifestyle choice. "Mammary health also shares similarities with global health, especially following aBalanced diet, sleep enough, exercise, reduce stress, limitalcohol consumption, and not [using tobacco], ”she says.

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