Cancer screening:
Breast health
£289 | Book now to spot the signs of breast cancer early on 0333 355 8064
Lines open Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm and Saturday 9am to 5pm.
About our breast cancer screening
Breast cancer screenings can identify early signs of breast cancer before noticeable symptoms appear, like a breast lump. The earlier these are detected, the easier they are to treat. This appointment is 30 minutes with a GP and, as well as a physical breast check and a mammogram, you’ll be able to discuss any worries you have about breast cancer.
Is a breast health cancer screening for me?
This is for anyone over 40 without symptoms who's worried about breast cancer. If you’ve noticed a lump or something that isn’t normal, see your GP or book a private GP appointment as soon as possible.
Is a breast health cancer screening for me?
This is for anyone over 40 without symptoms who are worried they may be at risk of breast cancer. If you’ve noticed a lump or something that isn’t normal for you, see your GP or book a private GP appointment as soon as possible.
Breast cancer symptoms
- A lump or thicker skin in your breast
- A change in your breast shape
- A lump in your armpit
- Skin that looks red, puckered or dimpled like an orange
- Redness, a rash or crusting around your nipple
- Discharge from your nipple that isn’t milk
- Changes to your nipple, such as sunken into your breast or turned inwards
Spread the cost with 0% finance
You can now spread the cost of this breast health screening and additional tests, so you don’t have to pay upfront.
To book an appointment or add on extra tests, call us now on
0333 355 8064
Lines are open Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm and Saturday 9am to 5pm. We are closed on Sundays. We may record or monitor our calls.
What do ‘false’ results mean?
In some case, results can be a ‘false positive’ or a ‘false negative’. A false positive can mean you’re called back for further tests when you’re then found not to have a cancer. A false negative means that you have a cancer but your screening result came back as normal.
These results are rare but it’s still stressful and upsetting. Whatever your result, it is important to report to a doctor any new symptoms you may develop after the test.
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