How to confirm breast cancer in a female?

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I went through your query and understood your concern.

I would suggest for a mammogram of both breasts followed by a biopsy of the breast lesion. The pathology report of the biopsy will clear all the doubts. The major risk factors for developing breast cancer include family history of breast cancer, obesity, certain genetic conditions, any previous breast lump, hormone replacement therapy, history of estrogen intake, early menarche, or late menopause. In case she has a family history of breast cancer then I would suggest genetic counseling to clarify all doubts and get an in-depth analysis to ensure accurate diagnosis and prevention for the long term.

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