Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer that affects women all across the globe. Breast cancer is the most dangerous type of cancer that takes millions of lives worldwide. But routine check up, self diagnosis can help in early detection of the cancer that can further help in providing better treatment opportunities. In case of breast cancer, it affects the cells of the breasts by disturbing its cell cycle. One may feel painful lumps in the beast, in some cases it may be a benign tumor which means it’s non cancerous. But in other cases it may be malignant which means it is cancerous. In both the conditions, removing the lump is necessary. There are some of the warning signs or symptoms of breast cancer that include a lump in the breast that can be painful, bloody discharge from the nipple, and abnormal changes in the shape or size of the nipple or breast. Some other symptoms faced by individuals can be as follows: Breast Lump that can be painful Tissue Thickening of breast tissue that has developed recently Severe Breast Pain Redness or , Pitted Skin all over breast Swelling or abnormal breast Discharge from the nipples (not Breast Milk) Skin Peeling, Scaling, or Flaking around nipples or breast Sudden change in shape of breast Inverted or abnormal shape of Nipples Changes in skin of breast Lump under armpits If you are facing any of the above mentioned symptoms, then you must visit an expert to verify if you have breast cancer or not. Further, if you identify a lump in your breast even if it is not painful in that case too, you should consult an expert and go for further examination or testing. The treatment for breast cancer depends on various factors such as the stage of cancer, size of lump, and spread of it. The treatment usually includes a combination of chemotherapy, radiation, hormone therapy and surgical removal of the lumps or mastectomy. There are two categories that are used to describe the types of breast cancer, which may include: Ductal carcinoma in situ: In case of Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) it can be described as a noninvasive condition. Which means in DCIS, the cancer cells are confined to the ducts of the breast and haven’t affected the surrounding breast tissue.