There are far more experienced people on here than me but couldn’t scroll past without saying please go to Gp! It might be nothing but equally if you don’t get checked out and it was something you won’t forgive yourself not making that early appointment! I warn you though likely most gps send you off for a two week breast clinic appointment annd it’s often not because they think it’s cancer but because they’re not the experts and won’t (rightly so) take the risk….  and those two weeks waiting are excruciating! I have one more day until my breast clinic appointment tomorrow and the stress and emotions have been Awful! But you need to get checked out x 

Hello Mj,any concerns or changes in your body ,get it checked. Probably everything will be fine but get it looked at for peace of mind.

Let us know and good luck xx

Thank you so much for responding. I'm gonna make an appointment. I wish you all the best x

Thank you so much for the reassurance and for responding. I am going to make an appointment. I'm still only 21 so stuff like this is so scary it might be normal changes but as you said it'll be best to get it looked at. 

All the best xx

Hi there , it’s best to get things checked just to be sure and at your age it may just be because you are due your period x Hope all ok x

Thank you... I've read that it may be becuse of my period. There's certain phases that cause different things and becuse I'm getting older the hormones might affect me more now or something. I'm still gonna make an appointment and I'm going to talk with my mum about it and see what she suggests. 

Thank your for responding, all the best x

During my 20s and 30s I always had lumpy breasts when I was having period but I had it checked out once and had a mammogram and all was fine . Xx

Good plan ! Hope all well x

Thank you for sharing this with me. I really appreciate your kindness and helpful advice. You've definitely helped ease my mind. 

Thank you again x

Hello and thank you for your post.

I am afraid that no one here can tell you what is causing these changes in your breast.  The fact is that we can often feel changes in our breasts and these will not, in most cases, be due to cancer. 

The best thing to do, if you are worried, is to make a GP appointment to get checked out.  In most cases, there will be an explanation for what you feel, and will hopefully not be due to cancer and this could give you some peace of mind. 

Take care,

Caroline