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What are the warning signs of breast cancer?

The most common signs of breast cancer include changes in the feel or appearance of the breast, nipple as well as the nipple discharge. The warning signs of breast cancer vary from woman to woman.  In some cases the symptoms of breast cancer can also be signs of something else which can only be told by a doctor .  If someone has any of the warning signs described below, then it is recommended to visit a health care provider : A lump in the breast or armpit. The lumps that feel harder or different from the rest of the breast are  the warning signs. Thickening of the breast skin or tissue that lasts through the patient’s period A change in the size, shape, or contour of the breast Clear or bloody fluid coming from the nipple Change in the appearance as well as the feel of the skin on the breast or nipple. It may look dimpled, puckered, scaly, or inflamed. Redness of the breast or nipple An area of your breast that clearly looks different from any other A hard, marble-like a

What are the stages of dementia?

The dementia is basically discussed in “stages,” by the neurologists which basically refers to progress of dementia in a person. The stage helps the physicians determine the best treatment approach with the help of the health providers and caregivers. There are basically seven stages of Dementia :  No Cognitive Decline : - At this stage there are no symptoms shown by the patient. Very Mild Cognitive Decline : - In the second stage, there is normal forgetfulness associated with aging. The symptoms are not evident to loved ones or the physician. Mild Cognitive Decline : - This stage includes increased forgetfulness, slight difficulty concentrating as well as decreased work performance. People may get lost more often or have difficulty finding the right words. Moderate Cognitive Decline: -At this stage the patient faces difficulty in concentrating, decreased memory, and difficulties managing finances or even traveling alone to new locations. The patients also face trouble i