Lump In Breast

A breast lump is a localized swelling, protuberance, bulge, or bump in the breast that feels different from the breast tissue around it or the breast tissue in the same area of the other breast. There are different reasons why breast lumps develop. Most lumps are not cancerous and do not pose any risk. But a regular examination is the key to early diagnosis and treatment.

Types Of Breast Lumps

Abscess

Abscesses are usually caused by a Bacterial Infection. They are mostly painful. They are noncancerous and can cause nearby breast skin to become red, feel hot or solid. Women who are breastfeeding are more likely to develop breast abscesses.

Breast Cyst

A breast cyst is a benign, or noncancerous, fluid-filled sac in the breast. It usually feels smooth and rubbery under the skin. Some breast cysts may be painless, while others are quite painful. They are mostly found in Younger female mostly around Puberty.

Lipomas Of Breast

A lipoma is a soft, a noncancerous lump that is generally movable and painless. If fatty tissue in the breast becomes damaged or broken down, fat necrosis may occur. They may be painful. There may be a nipple discharge and a dimpling of the skin over the lump.

Fibroadenomas Of Breast

These are usually common in young girls due to Hormonal imbalance. They are abnormal growths in the glandular tissues of the breast. They are generally round, firm & have smooth borders on examinations.