Breast cancer nurse Carol Spillane shares the key symptoms that can be missed
Breast Care Advanced Nurse Practitioner Carol Spillane October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and while it may be drawing to a close it doesn't mean that we need to stop being vigilante about checking our breasts. People should always be aware of the symptoms and keep an eye out for any changes - and it's always better to see a doctor as soon as possible if you notice anything. Breast Care Advanced Nurse Practitioner Carol Spillane has been working in the field for years, and part of her job is to keep women as at ease as she can when they've been referred to her clinic. "When they come to the clinic, they meet one of the nurses with the consultant whilst they're having a breast exam," she explained to RSVP. "If they're having an ultrasound or a biopsy done, one of us will be there to support them through that. "Then they'll come back to us if they've had a biopsy for results and…
