Another look at inflammatory breast cancer. Usually a fatal breast cancer disease that has less than 25-50% of survivors not succumbing to death within 5 years. Even with aggressive treatment and monitoring, figures are not improving.

Fortunately, IBC ( inflammatory breast cancers ) it only represents 1% of all breast cancers detected.

The first signs of IBC can includes

• sudden abnormal lump
• redness and soreness
• swelling breast
• hardness or pain in breasts
• skin discoluraton and dimple effect

Here’s  Kelley Tuthill  from NewsCenter 5′s report on on the deadly IBC

Have you heard of the silent breast cancer. Silent because even the mammogram cannot detect and where no lumps can be felt on your breast. How then, will you know you have it?

Watch this news story from KOMO in Seattle to understand what I’m talking about

Can you imagine? 3 out of 4 cancer help centers personnel do not know what IBC stands for or what Inflammatory Breast Cancer means. How then will the common woman on the streets know what it is.

Well, I’m glad I shared this and hope all my readers will be informed and spread the word around to all your friends.

Just to recap, some of the symptoms of Inflammatory Breast Cancer are

* Rapid increase in breast size
* Redness
* Skin hot to the touch
* Persistent itching
* Thickening of the breast tissue

And the IBC hotline to call when in doubt is

Local 206-404-3500

Toll free 1-866-447-3467

Jade