don't worry. I used to worry about that but its not actually like pimples on your breast it would be within the breast, you can do a self check, ask about it next time you go to the doctor or you can learn about it here. http://www.healthcentral.com/breast-cancer/tests.html
But try not to worry its good to be up on these things but if its really bothering you to the point where it takes over your life talk to someone because seriously when I was your age I always worried about my health and thought I had cancer and it just caused me so much anxiety and took over my life. Try not to worry just keep up with the doctor and be happy.
2007-09-26 09:29:43
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answered by secretservice 5
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The odds of a woman getting breast cancer before the age of 20 is less than 2% so it's highly unlikely. I'd say that the pimples are probably due to the bra. Wash it in hot water & make sure you wash it atleast once a week or more if you're sweating a lot or exercising. Ask your Mom to wash it for you or do it yourself if you're embarrased. I would go to a doctor & get it checked out just in case though. Oh, and you don't shave your head if you have breast cancer. Hair loss can occur as a result of the treatments women get if they have breast cancer.
2007-09-26 17:38:42
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answered by Another baby boy! 3
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first of all, do you put clean underpants on every day? You should be changing your bra to a clean bra daily. So wash your bra. Next you can get a pimple anywhere and I mean anywhere. If you have breast cancer you will need to be treated by a doctor and I can't think of any visible to the naked eye diagnosis for cancer. It will require a scan of some sort. Yes, I don't think cancer is prejudice of age, you can get cancer, however, the breasts change all the time and you are probably just changing and maturing differently. I don't think it's anything to worry about, but if you question your health in any way you should contact a doctor for real good health advice.
2007-09-26 09:31:54
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answered by ganagup 3
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well i cant be sure but i think your fine the lumps on your breast are probally just a sign that there developing and everyone gets them. If your still worried you an check but thouroly examining your breast by feeling for lumps under the skin. also ask your mom if a history of breast cancer runs in your family if there is and you found lumps ask her about getting and appointment with a doctor she most likely will say yes. dont take no for an answer. not to scare you but i have had a friend whos cousin got breast cancer at a younge age to.
2007-09-26 09:32:14
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answered by happy people 2
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You can get pimples on your breasts. Its normal to have small bumps surrounding your areola. Also, you should change the bra you wear every week or so, or at least clean it. Sweat and dirt can build up on it and give you even more pimples on your chest, back, and breasts.
To do a breast check you need to gently push and feel your breasts, but you feel whats under the skin. Breasts are naturally lumpy, its a problem if its a very solid lump. If you are unsure, talk to a doctor.
2007-09-26 09:32:03
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answered by chevalrose 5
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You should wash your bra often. pimples may be there because you have not washed the bra. The check for breast cancer my feeling your breast for lumps. Shaving you head come with cancer treatment but not all people have to do it.
2007-09-26 09:32:25
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answered by starshunda 1
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I think 13 is a little young to get that but it is probably possible. That lump under your nipple is probably a 3rd nippled (Some people do have those, Carrie Underwood did) Yeah it is possible to get pimples on your brests!! Please wash your bra, why have you been wearing the same bra since March without washing it?? If you are still concerned talk to your mom and your doctor!!
2007-09-26 09:32:02
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answered by Anonymous
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First, go wash that bra! Very doubtful that a 13-year-old would have breast cancer. It may be a skin rash related to not keeping yourself clean enough. Also, cancer patients do not shave their heads, they lose their hair because of chemotherapy, (a cancer treatment) which is very hard on the body. The hair grows back after the chemo is finished.
2007-09-26 09:31:54
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answered by Anonymous
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change your bra; allow your breasts to get air ; it is normal to have little bumps and it isn't breast cancer; you are fine ; you lie down and with a arm over your head , you feel the breast checking for lumps; some breast tissue is lumpy ; then you check the other side; this way you get to know when there is something out of the oridinary ; that is when you bring it to your doctor's attention but generally not this young
2007-09-26 09:36:15
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answered by sml 6
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You got to find something else to do.
No, you don't have breast cancer; little bumps on the skin are normal. Wash your bra. If you go through the whole breast cancer testing procedure, including mammogram, mri, ultrasound, biopsy, etc., and it is actually found, you may have to have chemotherapy and radiation, and that's what can make your hair fall out. No, you don't have to shave your head.
Seriously, go find a book to read or something. You're being a worry-wart.
2007-09-26 09:29:57
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answered by Flatpaw 7
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