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This web site or any of the links from it are not intended as a replacement for medical care. To this end we are unable to offer any information regarding specific medical conditions/diagnosis. Every effort has been made to make sure the info on this site is accurate CHORLEYS ANGELS can’t accept liability for any of the information supplied by the links on this site. Chorleys Angels is not a charity, neither is it able to offer monetary assistance for visitors suffering financial hardship as a result of their diagnosis. |
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All Women should examine their breasts regularly to check what is normal for them and also to identify any changes quickly. Being breast aware means knowing how your breasts look and feel normally so that you notice any change that might be unusual for you. Detecting a change early means that if cancer is diagnosed any treatment may well have a better outcome. Most breast changes will prove to be benign (non-cancerous) but you should always report any concern to your GP. Men too need to be aware of any changes in their breast tissue, as approximately 200 men in the UK get breast cancer each year. (excerpt from Breast Cancer Care Website) BREAST CANCER CARE give a good explanation of how to be |
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