Symptoms
Breast lumps
Definition
Causes
When to see a doctor
When to see a doctor
Make an appointment to have a breast lump evaluated, especially if:
- The lump feels firm or fixed
- The lump doesn't go away after four to six weeks
- You notice skin changes on your breast, such as redness, crusting, dimpling or puckering
- You have discharge, possibly bloody, from your nipple
- Your nipple is turned inward and isn't normally positioned that way
- You can feel a lump in your armpit and it seems to be getting bigger