Pushes on areola of the breast, is it cancer?

I am a40-Jahr old white woman and I found pushes on my left areola approximately 1/2 inch under my nipple only recently, and the pushes are approximate 1/2 inches long or maybe small. You/they are für over one month there been. There are one or two small ones, over the size of a pencil eraser on my right breast, but it are those right beside my nipple and on the left Brust\'s under my nipple. I made any sought on-line and found, thereß something there is called, however, Montgomery Glands said most of this infomation, that I found, that they show more, if you pregnant or nurses is. I am in in the course 14 years not pregnant been, so that I wondered, whether everyone has this, and weiß, it is what,... kinda worries me. IchIch goes to the doctor soon, but only bemühte, to get any information, before I go.

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Also my left nipple seems to then be less sensitive that my right one and this are again some real one... never noticed that maybe before til one week ago

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it could only be that there is excessive tissue growth in this area,
what would make i, is going to the doctor a wife, who was checked for cancer,
if is not cancer as discusses with the doctor of the possibilities of him/it, to whom these pushes could be 1 election save 100 percent! ! RSS

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through ohcallme... it could GO to be TO THE DOCTOR!!! luck!!

through saady007 I, which it is, dont knows but it sounds definitely not like a cancer. it is quite difficult, with a frühen phase, to find a cancer in the breast without correct examinations.
I be doctor and this, I would recommend what to my patient. IchIch believes, thereß you a mamogram should have done, because you are in 40, and keeps the pushes in the eye. she/it kit solves alone önnten if she/it decides dont that your doctor could think of doing a biopsy. WennWenn it really painfully red and is swollen, as it is an indication, thereß it an infection is, you see somebody in the hospital as.
I hope that it answers your question.