A simple fluid filled sac that is dark on ultrasound. It does not have any debris inside, only filled with fluid, which makes it benign.

It is extremely uncommon for 17 year olds to get breast cancer. However, if the lump is a new development, you should see your doctor, but keep in mind that it is very unlikely to be breast cancer.

I wouldn't worry at all my sister is 17 thought she felt a lump on her breast and just relised it was just a fatty lump lolz its probally the same with u

Depends what unhealthy means. If unhealthy involves smoking then yes. If unhealthy refers to diet and exercise, I don't believe it's associated with cancer, but it can cause a lot of other bad things! (so just don't be unhealthy, because even if it isn't related to cancer, heart attack, stroke, arteriosclerosis etc. can also kill you)

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GO TO THE DOCTOR AND TELL YOUR MOM. These are all signs of breast cancer i would know i had it around your age and I'm glad i went otherwise id be dead!

This depends on the type and stage of the breastcancer and the age of the patient. Treatments vary. Lets say mastectomy surgery, chemo and radiation , it will take at least one year. Chemo is given in cycles 4-6 month, radiation is given daily 5 days a week 34-38 treatments. Sometimes for a longer period of time. The treating doctor can give the best estimate.

Yes.

The fetus can't decide what to eat or drink, it gets everything from the mother. If the mother gets what she needs, then the fetus can get what it needs. If the mother is eating junk, then the fetus is getting junk. If the mother does drugs, some of those are passed on to the fetus as well.

Sometimes, babies born by addicted mothers have to go straight to rehab to cure them of their addicitions.

Lump(s) will appear on your breasts. The lumps can come in all sizes, so if you notice any bumps on the outer skin of your breast(s), call your doctor and let him/her check you out; it's the most reasonable thing to do. Cancer can also makes you very tired and the body can ache like a infection. please support it...............
Feel around your breast, squeeze a tiny bit, and feel around for a lump, if there is one, there is a chance you do have cancer. If you find one, dont freak out, it might not even be cancer. Just go to your doctor and let him check it out, then they might do blood tests to make sure.

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Women can find the best advice on breast pumping by talking to their doctor. Their doctor can give women the best personalized advice. Women can also try checking a women's health forum online or a women's health magazine for advice.

Although cysts can be painful, they are not signs of breast cancer. Cysts can be mistaken for serious lumps, but they aren't dangerous.

A man does have a breast just not the one you are thinking of. Man has muscle in the breast. Women have fat in theirs. also men cannot "suckle" or give milk out of their titties. women can

It is unlikely that fluid from breast cancer is infectious. Most cancers are non-infectious, they develop because of a mutation in that person's DNA - therefore fluids from that person should not be infectious. There are however some infectious causes of cancer, such a small number of viruses.

If you are concerned that you have come into contact with hazardous material consult your doctor.

The medical term for the circle of pigmented skin (which isn't necessarily "brown") is "areola" (plural "areolae"). Technically, any differently colored roughly circular patch of skin (for example, a red inflamed area around a wound) can be called an "areola," and if you want to be perfectly clear that you're talking about the one around the nipple you should say areola mammae. However, outside a technical medical journal if you just say "areola" most people will assume that's what you mean.

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By labeling it Breast Cancer you are noting where it began and what is being attacked: the breast.

Cancer (of any kind) can spread to additional organs or locations in the body; once it does this is called metastases.

Once it begins to spread, it can attack any and all systems of the body; eventually leading to death.

Though it can attack anywhere, most types of cancer have a semi-predictable spread pattern. This is due to a combination of it's location (access to blood and lymph nodes, etc) and it's cell structure (since the cancer retains aspects of the original cell type it grew from: in this case, breast/fat cells)

Breast cancers typical attack pattern spreads from the breast to:
1. Lymph Nodes (under the arm or along the center of the rib cage, or near the collar bone)
2. Muscle, fat tissue and skin (usually in or around the original tumor location)
3. Bones (typically the ribs, spine, pelvis or long bones of the legs/arms)
4. Bone Marrow
5. Liver (which is at risk with most cancers due to its blood filtering function)
6. Lungs
7. Brain

However, as with any cancer, it can technically spread to any system. These are just the ones with the highest initial risk of spreading.