1. While in the shower, raise your right arm. Use
the finger pads of your left hand to touch every part of your right breast. Feel
gently for any lumps or changes under the skin. Then raise your left arm and use
your right hand to examine your left breast.
2.
Standing before a mirror, place your arms at your sides. Check both breasts for
anything unusual- discharge, puckering, dimpling or changes in skin texture.
Clasp your hands behind your head and look carefully for any changes in the
shape or contour of your breasts.
Gently squeeze both nipples and look for discharge.
3. Punch out and hang on shower head. Lie flat on your back, with your left
arm over your head and a pillow or towel under your left shoulder. Put your left
hand behind your head. Use your right hand to begin touching your left breast
gently but firmly.
4. Starting at the outer edge, of your breast, press the flat part of your
fingers in small circles, gradually spiraling toward the nipple. Be sure to
cover the entire breast. Repeat this exam on your right breast.

5. Finally, rest your arm on a firm surface and use the same circular motion
to examine the area between the breast and the underarm, and the underarm
itself. All of this is breast tissue too.
You've completed your breast exam for this month!