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AFYA VERIFY · MWANAMKE SHUPAVU

MATITI SAFI

Know Your Breasts. Notice Changes Early.

Learn about breast changes and when to seek assessment. No account or photo upload is needed.

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HEALTH EDUCATION · NOT A DIAGNOSIS

Matiti Safi CANNOT diagnose or exclude cancer. Some breast cancers have no symptoms. Do not skip age- and risk-appropriate screening.

What to know

01

Know what your breasts normally look and feel like. Discuss any new change with a healthcare professional.

02

Most lumps are not cancer, but a new breast or armpit lump should always be checked.

03

A clinician may recommend examination, ultrasound, mammography or biopsy depending on findings.

MATITI SAFI · SELF-AWARENESS

Notice breast changes

Choose Yes, No or Unsure. Answers stay in this browser page and do not diagnose cancer.

01Have you noticed a new lump in your breast or armpit?
02Have you noticed bloody or unusual nipple discharge unrelated to breastfeeding?
03Is there new skin dimpling, a persistent sore, or a newly inverted nipple?
04Has your breast changed in shape or size in an unusual way for you?
05Is a breast hot, red and painful with fever or feeling unwell?
06Do you have persistent, worsening or troublesome breast pain?
07Do you have a personal or close family history of breast cancer?

If you are severely unwell, fainting or struggling to breathe, seek emergency help now.

Educational sources

These references support education only. This is not a diagnosis; questions and translations remain subject to professional review.

WHO Africa – Breast assessment and referral ↗CDC – Breast cancer symptoms ↗NHS – Breast lumps ↗NHS – Mastitis ↗