The reliable method of diagnosis by imaging, Mammography, breast MRI or ultrasound, which often show suspicious signs (general skin edema, skin thickening, mass, suspected breast lesions). It is important to biopsy the suspected lesions and/or skin. However, despite significant effort, we could miss a diagnosis. Therefore, repeat imaging and biopsies are important if you remain to suspect the diagnosis of<unk> . Clinical presentation is typical in only 50% to 75% of cases; many other conditions, such as mastitis or even cardiac insufficiency, can mimic the typical symptoms of<unk> . Temporary regression or fluctuation of symptoms, spontaneously or in response to medications or hormonal events should not be considered of any significance in diagnosis. Treatment with antibiotics or progesterone have been observed to cause a temporary regression of symptoms in certain cases.
Inflammatory breast cancer
Benign proliferative breast disease
Pre-cancer of the breast
Medullary breast carcinoma
Paget's disease of the breast
Breast eczema
Mucinous carcinoma of the breast
Hereditary lobular breast cancer