391 - The How, When, and What of Self Breast Exam | Menopause Taylor
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- Do you perform your self breast exams? Do you know how to do them properly? Do you know when you should be doing them? Do you know precisely for what you are feeling? These are all things that are absolutely critical to your success in self breast exam. In this video, Ill teach you everything you need to know to catch breast cancer early by doing your self breast exam.
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Omg! This opening is fabulous!
You are a great teacher!!
Thank you so much, my dear.
15-30min for a breast exam? dang, when my pcp gives me a breast exam its about 15 seconds. (also, this is your greatest outfit)
Exactly!
😊 excellent video! Thank you so much for doing this
You are so very welcome!
I was actually taught to do the exam in the shower. Now I know better.
Now you know why that makes no sense whatsoever.
Surely that was the best breast exam video ever made. 😊😊😊
Ha! This makes me so happy.
Post-it on the pack: Simple & brilliant! Thank you! ❤ the outfit, too!
I just love it when this education empowers you.
I absolutely love the way you explain things Barbie!!! Love your sense of humor which makes it the more entertaining!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, my dear. I will do whatever it takes to make sure you understand everything, remember everything, and can use everything.
Thank you so much for this video! I have realised that I have never done my self breast exam correctly. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in such an engaging way.
You are not alone. Most women have never done it correctly. I want to change that.
Thank you! Dr. Taylor. I am in my 60s and have not done my self breast exams correctly. Standing up most times, and in the shower! I have also been so paranoid I would do it daily, hoping I wouldn’t miss anything. You have been a wonderful teacher. Thank you! Thank you! Learning sooo much!❤️😀
You are so very welcome, my dear.
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Thank you for this video. Do you have a description to print out of the steps for self examination?
It is all available in my Menopause book.@@fionamit
Thanks for working hard for us we really appreciate every second of what you do for us 🙏💖💖💖
Than YOU for letting me know that it helps you. I love every minute of creating and delivering this education to you.
Thank you - this has been the most helpful, clear and specific information I’ve heard on the subject 🙏👌
My goal is to always tell you the whole story and the whole truth so that you are your best advocate.
Excellent! Thank you so much for this valuable information 🤗
It's my pleasure!
This should be taught in sex ed. If only I knew this all those years ago! Thank you!
Regardless of age, every single woman who gets this education says that she wishes she'd gotten it earlier.
My dream is for ALL women to get this education in their 20s.
Excellent and extremely helpful video! Thank you, Dr. Taylor! ❤️
You are so very welcome, my dear.
Ha! Now I know that my doctors have never given me a proper breast exam!
I will continue to do my own and correctly. 🤓
I winced at the thought of getting a pebble or rock examined for fear my doc will discontinue my HRT. 😨
Love and hugs to an excellent video! 😘💕
Now YOU'LL be the world's greatest expert on your own breasts.
Very informative!
I learned something new today! Thank you 🙏🏻
💚 Thank you so so much for another great video! Love from Düsseldorf, Corinna
It's my pleasure!
I was doing my breast exam in the shower all these years…
Thank you so much for the excellent breast exam video 🙏🙏🙏
It's my pleasure.
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What about those who are on Merena?
If you have no cycles (no periods), you just pick a day of the month and check on the same day each month.
If you have cycles (periods), you check just after the period finishes.
Most women with a Mirena IUD either have no bleeding at all or they have constant spotting.
Thanks so much for this video. I’m a 60 year old woman and have always struggled with performing my breast exams properly. My breasts are lumpy, as most are as you described, so I never really knew what to feel for. Your video gave the explicit instructions every woman needs. By the way, I have almost yearly physicals, and in my earlier years would visit a gynecologist, but none of those medical providers ever gave such detailed instruction. Kudos to you! 😊
I have never known any other gynecologist who took the time to teach patients the way I do.
Doctors are not teachers. We're repairmen. We fix ou once you're broken.
I'm just an odd ball.
As a
CNM this is the best video I’ve ever seen to teach BSE. Thank you!!!!
You are so very welcome, my dear!
Such an informative video, thank you so much!
You are so very welcome!
I needed a video showing how to examine my double c's
Helps, doesn't it!
Very very informative, educational.. thank you doc ❤
You are so very welcome, my dear.
What an awesome class ! I detected a pebble on my self exam and had a mammogram. No cancer and the pebble went away, seems the squishing broke it up lol
Well, you are the world's best expert on your own breasts!
Confused: I idon't fall into a continuous ( non cycler) or a cycler category. I insert progesterone on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. So when do I do my breast exam? *"I assure you that if you feel a rock or a pebble, you will be able to draw it." That is THEE most helpful thing I have ever been told about what to look for when doing a self exam!
I know that you will definitely be able to feel a pebble.
Your regimen really throws a wrench into your breast exam success. You should consider scheduling a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME to address your regimen options that fulfill all your goals.
@@MenopauseTaylor If I had the means [and maybe I will-- someday] I definitely would! I think you are amazing! Your videos helped me choose my whole regimine. As far as the progesterone portion: I had considered getting an IUD. However, shortly before I did, a study appeared in the jornal of endcrinology where they used dye which showed the synthetic progestin did not just stay in the uterus and immediately surrounding tissue, but also travelled to the breast. And I thought: Nope.I really don't wasnt to mess with synthetic progestins at all. And somehow I just don't want to take progesterone by mouth every day. Instead I just insert it before I go to bed (found the off label dosing on an Aussie medical site). I get a uterine ultrasound every year and my lining is thinner than before staring hrt.
I hope I get to meet you and help you.@@annief.9256
@@MenopauseTaylor The authors of the estrogen matters book you mentioned, I read in the reviews, recommend oral estrogen, and I do divigel which also doesn't seems as precise or continuous either. But hey, at least I feel like myself :)
Listen to your ow body. It talks to you, and it does not lie.@@annief.9256
My breasts are small and lumpy. They always have been. Doubt I could tell the difference between lumpy lumps and cancer.
From what I can gather from this video, the difference is that normal lumps are soft and cancerous lumps are hard.
@@rosej9686 yeah not in my case. Mine are hard and have had them for decades. I had a mammogram 4 years ago and they are just lumpy. Some fibroids and some hard dense lumps. I think my next mammogram is this year.
Should vaginal estrogen (premarin) be used during menstrual bleeding?....Im 43 and have just started 4 months back with the perimenopause ordeal. Thank you for all that you do. Stay Safe....Stay Blessed!
Menstrual bleeding changes nothing about your vagina's need for estradiol.
@@MenopauseTaylor Thank you so much Dr.Taylor....Im currently on my journey of educating myself on menopause through your videos. I live in India and upto 4 months back, I did not know anything about Perimenopause. My understanding was that my period would stop one day and that would be menopause. 4 months back I started feeling sick after my period were delayed by 10 days. On visiting around 4 gynecologist doctors, they said that im in perimenopause. I started with Vaginal atrophy, wherein there were days that i couldn’t even walk. On the days that my period is due i get a UTI, which is followed by a dose of antibiotics prescribed. If not for you, i would be lost. Thank you for educating us on a subject that is never spoken about and that is looked upon as a taboo. Stay Safe....Stay Blessed!
You are so very welcome, my dear.@@Themenopausegirl