Eight early signs of breast cancer nurses should not ignore

• Outline or shape alterations of breast, especially during arm movements or by lifting the breast

• Puckering, dimpling, scaly, or inflammation of breast skin

• Unusual, new and persistent discomfort or pain in one breast

• Lump, thickening or bumpy areas in one breast or armpit

• A blood-stained or clear fluid discharge from the nipple that's not milky

• Moist  red areas on the nipple that don't heal easily

• Rash on or around the nipple

• A marble-like hardened area under the skin