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Often Wear Deodorant Trigger Breast Cancer ?

Breast cancer is the most frequent type of cancer diagnosed . A lot of information circulating about breast cancer that can cause anxiety , but not necessarily true . Dr. Marc Hurlbert , executive director of the global breast cancer programs Avon Foundation for Women and the Avon Breast Cancer Crusade , revealed five popular myths of breast cancer following as quoted from sheknows.com :

1 . Nobody in your family has had breast cancer so you will never get it

Wrong .

Dr Hurlbert said that 85 to 90 percent of breast cancers arise in women who have no family history , and very few ( < 15 percent ) who had breast cancer in their family .

2 . A lump in the breast cancer is not necessarily a

True .

The National Breast Cancer Foundation states that only a small fraction of breast lumps turn into cancer . Not that bump that appears to be ignored , especially if the lump is emerging or is accompanied by other symptoms that women should recognize their own breasts .

3 . Deodorants cause breast cancer

Wrong .

According to Dr. Hulbert's research suggests that antiperspirants or deodorants cause breast cancer NO . The American Cancer Society also states that there are no strong epidemiological studies in the medical literature linking breast cancer risk and antiperspirant or deodorant use

4 . Bra size does not affect the risk of breast cancer

True .

According to Dr. Hurlbert , bra size affects the risk of breast cancer is a myth . There is no relationship between bra size and breast cancer .


5 . Breast cancer only occurs in elderly women

Wrong .

Research shows that it is okay older women at higher risk of breast cancer , but Dr. Hurlbert suggests that about 25 percent of new breast cancer cases each year are women under the age of 40 .

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