14 years is young to have breast cancer?

Question

my grand mom have breast cancer

Answer 1

And she is 14...?

Whoa...

Answer 2

Yes, 14 is too young, but having a grandmother who has had breast cancer is not nearly a concern as having a father who has or has precancerous tumors. Then, your chances are 95% according to an AMA study. Your chances also go way up if you get pregnant as a teenager. Your body is not fully ready for pregnancy until age 24. Under those circumstances, breast feeding your children for at least 2 years, and upwards of four helps repair the damage done.

Answer 3

Sweety,
Having a grandmother with breast cancer only puts you in a slight increase of getting breast cancer.

Unless you had many blood relatives with breast cancer you don't have to worry. 98% of breast cancers are not family related they just pop out of nowhere.

14 is very young to have breast cancer and almost non existent.

If you have a lump in your breast don't panic just show it to your mom and have it ultrasound.

My 19 year old daughter found a lump and it was a little tumor not cancer, we see it all the time.

Answer 4

I am sorry to hear your news and here is my 2 cents.I want you to check with the doctor if you are worry. I urge you to change your diet,eat right and exercises.Prevention is the way of getting ahead.Now we have a new way to cope with Cancer and stem cell research. The doctor can give you new blood transfusions and it helps building new blood cells that eliminate cancer cells from old blood.You have a chance to survive breast cancer 99% because, the drug company discovered drug that can stop breast cancer cell from spreading through the body.Good luck and take good care of your Grandma.

Answer 5

No, they are actually not signs and warning signs of breast maximum cancers. And at your age the probabilities of you having breast maximum cancers are very on the threshold of 0. that is principally a ailment of starting to be older - 80% of those clinically determined are over 50, that is uncommon in women persons decrease than 40 and that is merely approximately remarkable in decrease than 25s. What you describe may be a reaction on your deodorant or to detergent, or it ought to be hormonal - your breasts are nevertheless starting to be and bobbing up. in the experience that your bras are uncomfortable, tell your mum- how else will she understand you pick new bras? don't be embarrassed, she merely isn't. yet provide up demanding approximately breast maximum cancers. and don't sense stupid - in case you do not ask, you will not understand Edit* the yankee maximum cancers Society and different maximum cancers agencies propose that ladies persons commence breast self-examination on the age of 20; there is not any ought to be doing them at your age.

Answer 6

You're wondering if it runs in families? Yes,it can,but if you're 14,don't worry.I'm not saying it can't happen, but the odds are high against it. Make your worries known to your doctor.Don't worry about being shy, he's examined thousands of girls and women. When you're a little older,ALWAYS get your breasts screened and examined. I hope your grandma is responding well to treatment. Ps.......If you do examine yourself and find any lumps, these could be just due to your body changing.Ask a nurse to show you how to examine your breasts properly

Answer 7

What is your question. Do you mean because your grandma has breast cancer you may have it too? 14 is a bit young, yes.

Answer 8

no..it is not young
the world youngest 2 have breast cancer is 8 years old...
i m not lying...it is the truth..
i could not believe it as first 2

Answer 9

I dont think its never too early to go get checked. I think the study says.that between the ages of 16 and up but you can do the test yourself check for any lumps ask your mom or grandma how to do it.

Answer 10

did she have breast cancer at 14? or are you scared you will? im not sure, but go here for more info:

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=breast+cancer&meta=

http://www.breastcancer.org/

www.nbcf.org.au/

www.nbcc.org.au/

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast_cancer


Hope this helps!!

Answer 11

yes .. of course.. but ussually it attack when u are up 20 and above especiaallly to them that have married.. but u can get it to since u have breast .