Question

Clinically, breast cancer most often presents as which sign?

Options

• A painless lump

• A painful, reddened swelling of the areola

• Discharge of colostrum from the nipple

• Enlargement of both breasts symmetrically

Answer 1

Breast cancer commonly presents clinically as a painless lump. It is diagnosed through mammograms or biopsies and treated with surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy.