Breast Cancer Warning Signs
"Breast cancer" is the leading cause of death among Thai women, with risk increasing with age. Early detection and prompt treatment significantly improve survival rates.

High-Risk Groups for Breast Cancer

• Women aged 35+.

• Family history of cancer (increases risk).

• No children or first child after age 30.

• Long-term use of female hormones (e.g., HRT).

• Obesity.

• Heavy alcohol consumption.

Warning Signs of Breast Cancer

• A lump in the breast or armpit.

• Changes in breast size or shape.

• Dimpling, puckering, or rash on the areola (nipple area).

• Unusual breast or armpit pain.

• Skin dimpling or thickening (resembling orange peel texture).

"Regular annual breast cancer screenings are the best way to prevent and detect the disease early, ensuring timely treatment."