Breast examination

A clinical breast examination is a medical assessment performed by a specialist to evaluate breast health, identify any anomalies, and prevent breast conditions. It is a crucial check-up for breast cancer prevention, but also for diagnosing and monitoring benign changes such as cysts, fibroadenomas, or inflammations. 🔗 When to book? If you are over 30, have a family history of breast conditions, have noticed changes in your breasts, or simply want to be proactive about prevention, a clinical breast examination is essential for your health.

A breast examination is recommended for:

✅ Prevention and screening for breast cancer, especially if you have a family history or other risk factors.

✅ Evaluation of symptoms or changes in the breast, such as lumps, abnormal discharge, or skin alterations.

✅ Monitoring of benign conditions, such as cysts or fibroadenomas, to rule out pathological developments.

✅ Support during pregnancy and breastfeeding, to manage any issues related to breast health.

🔹 During the visit, the breast specialist will take a complete medical history to gather information about your clinical and family history.

🔹 A clinical breast exam will be performed, involving palpation to identify any lumps or abnormalities.

🔹 If necessary, the specialist may prescribe further tests such as a breast ultrasound or mammogram.

🔹 The visit is painless, lasts approximately 20-30 minutes, and is an essential step for breast health and prevention.