DR ELLIE CANNON: Why isn't GP more concerned about the lump on my breast?
2 years, 4 months ago

DR ELLIE CANNON: Why isn't GP more concerned about the lump on my breast?

Daily Mail  

I have a painful lump on my breast, which a doctor told me is nothing to worry about because of where it is. When you first spot a lump on the breast, it is right to be concerned and head straight to the GP – most people know it can be a sign of cancer. Two years ago I had a mild mini stroke – or TIA, as I believe it’s called. If symptoms persist despite treatment – and a urine sample is normal – the problem shouldn’t be ignored, especially if the patient is aged 70-plus. Dr Ellie Cannon, picture right, took the opportunity to go swimming in the sea off Brighton beach OK, Brighton beach isn’t the wildest of wild swimming spots but there are many ‘proper’ ones across the UK.

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