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breast cancer, age 14 (doctors please)?

ok i know you arent likely to get breast cancer at my age, but idk if somethings wrong or not.
Write now im on my menstrual, and in my right breast i can feel a lump right under the nipple.
It irritates and hurts badly at times
but once my menstrual is over, its like gone.
I just wanted some reassurance to making sure im fine.

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 06/17/2010 at 7:45 pm

Categories: Early Age Breast Cancer   Tags: , , ,

HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP ME PLEASE I NEED HELP SOMEONE NICE PLEASE?

Which of the following are lifestyle behaviors? (Choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Wearing seat belts

Immunization

Health screening

Amount of sleep at night

Going dancing

2. One characteristic of congenital disorders is that they are: _____.
(Points: 2)
infectious diseases

present at birth

conditions that affect the genitals

infections in babies

3. Good hygiene is effective in preventing transmission of which of the following diseases? (Choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Hepatitis B

Hepatitis A

Gonorrhea

Tuberculosis

Heart disease

4. Identify non-modifiable risk factors from the following: (choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Family history of a disease

Alcoholism

Eating high-cholesterol foods

Age

5. Which of the following are effective prevention techniques that will reduce the risk of getting diseases? (Choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Stay indoors during flu season.

Get timely vaccinations and immunizations.

Be sure to practice healthy lifestyle decisions.

Change your clothes frequently.

6. What has the most influence on a person’s health status?
(Points: 2)
Their genes

Medical services

Lifestyle decisions

The environment

7. All of the following statements about genetics are incorrect except:
(Points: 2)
Genetic makeup accounts for about 10 percent of your health status.

If you have the genetics for a certain disease, you will definitely get that disease sometime in your lifetime.

Genetics govern your appearance but not your health status.

If you know your genetics, you can adjust your lifestyle to lower your risk of diseases that run in your family.

8. The totality of the genes that make up every human being is called the human _____.
(Points: 2)

9. A person’s health status can be influenced by: (Choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Music on an iPod

Erosion

Oil refineries near their home

Endangered species

10. _____ is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the United States.
(Points: 2)
HIV/AIDS

Gonorrhea

Human papillomavirus (HPV)

Syphilis

11. It is important to know how to prevent sexually transmitted diseases because: (Choose 3)
(Points: 2)
Some STDs are not curable.

With an STD, you wouldn’t be able to date.

Some STDs may cause cancer.

Some STDs can make men sterile, or unable to produce children.

Prevention is actually not important.

12. How is the human immunodeficiency virus transmitted?
(Points: 2)
Through bodily fluids

Through breast milk

Through sexual intercourse

All of the above

13. Which of the following describes the role of public health officials? (Choose 3)
(Points: 2)
Protect the health of all members in a community

Write a prescription for someone who is sick

Test the water supply

Staff health clinics

Monitor for terror suspects

14. The difference between public health and community health is which of the following?
(Points: 2)
Public health deals with the health of individuals, and community health deals with the health of everyone in the nation

Public health deals with protecting the health of everyone, and community health deals with protecting the health of all those in a particular community

Public health deals with the health of the nation, and community health deals with the doctors and other health professionals in a community

Public health deals with giving free health care to individuals, and community health deals with keeping the food, water supply, and general environment healthy for the community

15. Some positive influences on community health include: (Choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Free vaccinations for children at local pharmacies

Many fast-food outlets

Public transportation like buses and subways

Grocery stores that sell fresh produce

16. The phrase “health disparity” means:
(Points: 2)
Different types of health care services

The variety of health factors in a community

Inequalities among groups of people in terms of health outcomes

Inequalities among health clinics or hospitals based on the size of the community

17. Which of the following health problems are related to air pollution? (Choose 2)
(Points: 2)
Acne

Asthma

Heart disease

Obesity

18. At noise levels higher than _____, your ability to hear can be affected.
(Points: 2)
65 decibels

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 06/07/2010 at 8:44 pm

Categories: Genetic Testing For Breast Cancer   Tags: , , , , ,

I’m looking for a picture of a pink ribbon tied on a safety pin. Please help!?

I’m trying to rise awareness for breast cancer at my college and seeming October is Breast Cancer Awareness month I wanted to make pins, and I figured that ribbon tied on a safety pin would be a simple, but profound way to do it. I need a picture though to make sure my idea would be approved by the college before I go out and purchase the materials. Can anyone help me find a picture? Please post hyperlinks, if possible.

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/28/2010 at 7:41 pm

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Serious question on breast cancer….can u help me please!! and soon!?

(started worrying about 3 days ago!!)i am very scared that i might have breast cancer but im not ready to tell anyone or doctors….when u have a breast lump is on both breats? and what are other symtoms of breast cancer?

please help me, any answers will help me.

2 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/26/2010 at 8:36 pm

Categories: Breast Cancer Awareness   Tags: , , , , , ,

Am I at higher risk for cancer now? PLEASE HELP!?

My mom passed away not even four months ago from breast cancer. I just found out Saturday that my grandpa has less then a month to live because they just found cancer in his pancreas, liver, and spleen. I know that with breast cancer my mom’s oncologist brought up the BRCA2 gene and something like it was rare but my mom had it. Upon researching pancreatic cancer I’ve found that it too can be caused by this BRCA2 gene. My grandpa that has it is my mom’s dad. I’m only 24 I can’t deal with this crap. I just lost my mom less then four months ago. Should I be worried about this gene though? Am I more at risk? I tried asking my grandpa’s doctor but he said pancreatic cancer is not caused by that gene and that doctors don’t ever test for pancreatic cancer. But everything I’ve found online says that it can be caused by it.

6 comments - What do you think?  Posted by - 05/23/2010 at 8:36 pm

Categories: High Risk Breast Cancer   Tags: , , , ,

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