My breasts are a bit sore, will I get breast cancer?

Patient's question:

Right breast has a slight for two days, the cause is unknown

Doctor's answer:

Hello! You are still very young and currently in the developmental period of adolescence. It is normal for your breasts to feel slightly hard during this growth phase, so there is no need to panic. There are many early symptoms of breast cancer, and breast tenderness is one of them. Below are a few simple methods for self-examining your breasts. Every woman should learn to examine her breasts and develop the habit of doing so. Generally, breast self-exams should be performed once a month. For women who menstruate, the best time to check is 7-10 days after the start of their period, as the breasts are softer at this time, making it easier to detect abnormalities. Postmenopausal women can choose any day of the month for their regular checks.
Self-examinations of the breasts are most convenient and feasible in the following three situations:
(1) During a shower, check your breasts, especially when the shower gel has not yet been rinsed off. Use your hands to move gently over the wet skin. Spread your hands and move them lightly to examine every part of your breasts. Use your right hand to check your left breast and your left hand to check your right breast. Look for lumps, hard knots, or thickening.
(2) In front of a mirror, let your arms hang by your sides, then slowly raise both arms above your head. Observe any changes in the shape of your breasts, including the contour, any swollen areas, slight dimpling of the skin, or retraction of the nipples. Next, cross your hands over your hips to check if both breasts are symmetrical.
(3) While lying down, check your breasts in a specific order. Separate your hands and place the pads of your fingers lightly on your skin. Alternate hands and apply gentle pressure while feeling for any lumps or areas that differ from the rest (especially hardness). Pay close attention to gradually moving the examination around the nipple to ensure the entire breast is checked. Finally, gently squeeze your nipple with your thumb and forefinger to check for any nipple discharge.
In fact, many people who have breast cancer can also regain a healthy life. This is because they have used ginseng essence extract, ginsenoside Rh2, in their adjuvant treatment. Ginsenoside Rh2 can effectively regulate the immune system and inhibit the proliferation of tumor cells, making it suitable for tumor patients and other seriously ill individuals.