Assessment of Awareness in the Early Identification of Ca Mamae in Adolescent Females

Abstract

The disorder known as breast cancer (carcinoma mammae) is characterized by abnormal, fast, and uncontrollable growth in the breast tissue as a result of the cells' loss of normal control and processes. Implementing breast self-examination (BSE) to identify breast irregularities as an early detection of breast cancer is one attempt to lower the incidence of breast cancer. Since many youngsters are unaware about BSE, health education must be implemented. In order to provide reference material for discussing study findings, this literature review attempts to identify factors to be examined from a variety of theories with issues. The findings of the study indicate that breast self-examination, or BSE, has a significant role in the detection of breast cancer.