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Breast health awareness, clinical examination and prompt referral for further evaluation when needed.
Key Highlights:
- Clinical breast examination as part of routine gynaecological care
- Education on breast self-examination
- Prompt referral for imaging or specialist opinion when needed
- Encourages early detection through regular screening
Built Into Routine Care
Breast examination is part of your regular gynaecological visit, not a separate appointment.
Prompt, Clear Referral
Any concern is followed up quickly with the right specialist.
Your path to early detection
Breast health is part of your overall wellbeing. Regular clinical checks and simple self-examination habits support early detection when it matters most.
Clinical Examination
Part of your routine gynaecological visit.
Self-Exam Education
Learn what to look and feel for.
Prompt Referral
Quick action if anything needs further review.
Compassionate care at every step
Breast awareness is woven into your regular care, so nothing gets missed between visits.
Step 01
Clinical Breast Exam
A routine check as part of your gynaecological visit.
Step 02
Self-Examination Guidance
Simple techniques to check for changes at home.
Step 03
Referral if Needed
Prompt referral for imaging or specialist opinion when indicated.
Frequently asked question
Once a month is generally recommended, ideally a few days after your period ends.
New lumps, skin changes, nipple discharge or persistent pain are all worth having checked.
Clinical checks can start in your 20s-30s, with mammography typically recommended from 40 onward or earlier if you have risk factors.
