Hello folks.
I am a15 years old female and I have recently discovered a small lump in my left breast ( about the size and shape of a M&M). I’m especially concerned about it because my grandmother lost her breast to cancer, which means it is in my genes. Is is possible for someone so young like me to develop breast cancer ? Is there certain symptoms (occasional pain in the location, drowsey… etc)…
I was just asking because both of my children have autism . My son is mild but you can still tell he is autisic . My little girl is only 18 months and i can tell she may have autism. I seen on TV that alot of people grow up with autism and are just finding out what it is.. So was just wondering ,how one can grow up and not notice something different about him / her
I am 23 years old and I have been reading alot about autism. Alot of symptoms fit me though I have a normal life. Is it possible to have an undiagnosed mild form?
My mother recently found a small tumor-like growth under the skin towards the center of her chest on her breast. I’m really worried that its cancer but she won’t go to the doctor! Is it possible for it to just being a “harmless tumor” like she says it is? Please help, I’ve never had to deal with anything that has to do with cancer and I’m really worried!
Don’t forget about aplastic anemia, sarcoidosis, and sepia…
About 3 weeks ago a large red spot showed up on my left breast. It went away but there is now a small piece of hard skin in that area. It doesn’t hurt, but I don’t know what it is. I know i’m only 16 so i shouldn’t be worried but breast cancer runs in my family.
In most cases, doctors do not know the cause of aplastic anemia. In about 20% of patients, the disease develops from an inherited disorder, such as Fanconi anemia. Aplastic anemia may also be caused by high doses of radiation or certain chemicals or viruses. There is evidence that in many people aplastic anemia is an autoimmune disease. This means that the body’s immune system is reacting against itself. The immune system attacks the bone marrow and stops it from making enough blood cells.
Is it the doctor saying that the cause is exhaust gases, or you? I would think its very unusual for a doctor to make this comment as in most cases there is no way of telling!;
Now 1 in 150 babies born are later diagnosed with autism or autistic spectrum disorders. The problem seems to have gotten much worse in the early 90s, right when the children born to mothers all around the world who might have been exposed to low levels of radiation during the chernobly incident would have been turning about the right age to show developmental defects.
Jenny McCarthy claims that her son Evan lost his “Autism Diagnosis” after a year of diet and detox. Is this really possible? My understanding is that either you have it or you don’t there is no in between. Looking for some medical professionals answers here.
I have severe pains in one of my breasts, and there is also a some-what large and hard lump in the same one. However my other breast seems perfectly normal. I don’t know if this has anything to even do with it, but i’ve also been receiving migraines and have been feeling somewhat nauseous. I would like to know what this means, and if it means that i might have breast cancer. But, is it even possible to have breast cancer at age 14?
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