Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women other than skin cancer. So, are you practicing a healthy lifestyle that ensures good breast health? Participate in this quiz to self-check the risk of breast cancer.  

Please note:
-[For age 15+] 
-This assessment is not meant for women who have or have had breast cancer. 

Disclaimer: This assessment is not intended to replace the evaluation of a healthcare professional.


Am I At Risk Of Breast Cancer?

20 years and less

21 to 30 years

31 to 40 years

41 to 50 years

51 years and above

How old are you?

Unequal breast size (Over 20 % )  

Swelling

None of the above

What irregularities in the size of breasts did you notice?

Discharge   

Cracked Nipples 

Inverted/Retracted Nipple

Which of the following nipple issues have you noticed?

Dimpling 

Redness

 Cluster(s) of bulging veins 

Have you noticed any of these changes in your breast's skin?

Yes 

During breast screening, did you feel any lumps or nodules within your breast?

Underweight   

Normal weight

Overweight

Obese

You identify yourself as:

9 years old or lesser   

From 10 to 15 years old 

16 years old or more

I don't remember

At what age did your periods start?

Have you ever been pregnant?

Have you ever used oral contraceptives or been on hormonal therapy for any reason? (Eg: Premarin, Diane 35, Yasmin, Femilon or Hormonal therapy for menopausal symptoms, etc.)

Have you ever had a mammogram?

Uterus was removed  

Ovaries were removed 

Ovaries and uterus was removed

Have you undergone any surgery to remove your uterus or your ovaries?

Have you ever had any of these breast procedures: Needle/ breast biopsy, removal of a lump/ entire breast, or radiation therapy?

Yes  

I don’t know

Has anyone in your immediate family been diagnosed with breast cancer or ovarian cancer (Your mother, sister, grandmother, or daughter)?

Occasionally 

Everyday (At least 1 drink / Day) 

I don't drink

Do you consume alcohol?

Don’t worry. Low risk indicates that you are already following a healthy lifestyle. Keep moving on the same track. And, don’t forget to go for regular check-ups. 

Low risk

Moderate risk may arise due to family history in most cases. Either way, you should definitely go for breast screening. Regular exercises and a healthy diet can prove to be beneficial if you follow them by heart. Consult a doctor for guidance. 

Moderate risk 

You are at a high risk of breast cancer, which means you need to make major changes in your lifestyle. Consult a doctor for guidance. The sooner you know how to manage the symptoms, the better it will get. 

High risk

Am I At Risk Of Breast Cancer?

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