First you need to understand what a benign breast state is. Have you ever noticed a rough, uneven nodule or something that looks like a lump in your breast? This mass is a little soft or a little painful during your menstrual cycle, and it is called fibrocystic breast state. This state is a normal change in the menstrual cycle, most commonly seen during premenstruation or after menstruation when you take hormones, and is a benign state of the breast. Generally this condition does not increase your risk of breast cancer, but if it does not change with your period be alert and visit an outpatient clinic for examination. Any lumps or thickened glands that persist unchanged should be checked regularly by your health consultant. Fear of finding a new lump on the original breast lump? First of all don’t panic, let your health visitor check to decide. Even if you previously had a cyst or fibroadenoma, do not assume that the new lump is the same as the original. It is best to check to make sure the lump is not cancerous. You need to be alert for changes to be checked promptly! 1. A lump in the breast or armpit, a hard nodule or very thick tissue. 2.Breast swelling, increased skin temperature, redness or darkness 3.Breast size has changed 4.Breast skin is partially sunken like a dimple or wrinkled 5.Itchy, dry flaky, painful or rash nipples 6.Skewed nipples or partial breast traction 7.Sudden nipple discharge 8.New fixed pain that persists without relief In general some breast disorders such as infection, nipple discharge or itchy nipples are generally not However, these symptoms are also the manifestation of some rare breast cancers. On the other hand, inflammatory breast cancer often shows redness and swelling of the breast without a lump, which is often mistaken for an infection.