Can breast cancer be harder to detect after pregnancy and breastfeeding? Surgical oncologist explains the reason and signs to look out for
Pregnancy-associated breast cancer affects about 1 in 3,000 pregnancies.
Dr Tadaiya says not to panic or ignore changes; consult a health professional.
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