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If you notice breast changes you should see your health professional or GP as soon as possible.
Before your appointment find out if there is any family history of breast cancer.
Talk to them about the changes you have noticed in your breasts.
Be confident when discussing your concerns and don't be afraid to insist on further investigations if you are still worried. Whilst mammograms are not suitable for younger women, there are other screening options available.
If you're still concerned, seek a second opinion.
Don't be scared, breast cancer in youg women is less common. In fact, most lumps found in young women are not cancer but it's still important that you discuss any changes with your health professional.
The Click Project Coordinator 
Daughter-in-law and niece of breast cancer "thrivers"!
