Breast Cancer is the only cancer you can detect early - compared to other types of cancer. If detected early, not only can you save your breasts, but also live a long and healthy life.
Don't make excuses, it just takes 20 minutes every month to check yourself for any unusual lumps or changes in shape.
If you fall sick, who will look after you and your kids - check yourself today, especially if you are stressed, smoke, drink alcohol, eat fast food, dislike fresh fruits and vegetables, dont exercise, are overweight and are diabetic.
The youngest breast cancer victim so far was a girl 14. Are you & your kids at risk? Teach your kids today, how they should do their monthly breast self examination.
THE Breast Self Examination Pad™
When it comes to breast health, breast self-examination is one of the three components of a comprehensive breast-screening program, including from age 40, regular, clinical breast exams by your doctor and mammograms, as recommended by the American Cancer Society.
Wouldn't it be great if there were a product you could use to enhance your own sense of touch during your monthly breast self examination? Well now there is.
The BSE Pad™is a medical device composed of soft, ultra-thin latex-free polyurethane with a special lubricant sealed inside.
The BSE Pad™ was designed to help women perform their monthly breast self-examination with confidence. The BSE Pad™ reduces friction and may provide for an easier and more comfortable breast self examination.
Your breast self-exam should be performed first with your bare hands and then with The BSE Pad™. Read and follow the instructions included in the box for proper use of The BSE Pad™.
How to use the BSE Pad™
1. Rub The BSE Pad™ between your hands to spread the lubricant inside the pad. This will also help to warm The BSE Pad™ to your body temperature.
2. Lay The BSE Pad™ over the area to be examined. Press down firmly on The BSE Pad™ with your fingers flat and move them over the area to be examined. Use the pads of your fingers, not the tips. The top layer of The BSE Pad™ will move while the bottom layer remains stationary. By reducing friction, your fingers concentrate on the perceived sense of shape.
3. Repeat this procedure until you are comfortable with how The BSE Pad™ is to be used.
It is important to note that a breast self-exam needs to be done with flat fingers, not with the fingertips. Bend your wrist to go over the curves of your breast, keeping constant contact and pressure with your skin. Make small circles covering the entire breast.
It is also important to note that some women are genetically predisposed to lumpiness in their breasts. Do not be alarmed; report any changes to your physician for proper evaluation.
Breast self-examination should be performed both while lying down flat on your back and standing in front of a mirror. Be sure to take enough time to examine both breasts thoroughly.
RESEARCH BRIEF OF THE BSE PAD:
1. Regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as a Class ll Medical Device in the U.S. and as a Class l Medical Device in Singapore and Canada.
2. Holds 2 US Patents Re.34,353 & 4,793,354 which proves it works.
3. May be reused every month unless punctured.
FAQs
Q. Why is breast self-examination so important?
A. By examining your breasts regularly, you should become familiar with what is normal for your body. Any change should be brought to the attention of your doctor. But remember, breast self-exam is only one part of good breast health care. It is very important that you have regular clinical breast exams and mammograms from age 40.
A. By examining your breasts regularly, you should become familiar with what is normal for your body. Any change should be brought to the attention of your doctor. But remember, breast self-exam is only one part of good breast health care. It is very important that you have regular clinical breast exams and mammograms from age 40.
Q. When is the best time to examine your breasts?
A. You should examine your breasts once every month within a week after the end of your menstrual period. This is the time when your breasts are least likely to be tender or swollen.
If you have stopped having periods, or if your periods are not regular, examine your breasts every month, preferably on the same day of the month. Choose a day that is easy to remember -- for example, the first day of every month.
A. You should examine your breasts once every month within a week after the end of your menstrual period. This is the time when your breasts are least likely to be tender or swollen.
If you have stopped having periods, or if your periods are not regular, examine your breasts every month, preferably on the same day of the month. Choose a day that is easy to remember -- for example, the first day of every month.
Q. How should I care for my BSE™ Pad?
A. If The BSE Pad™ becomes soiled, simply rinse with warm water and let dry. Store The BSE Pad™ at room tenperature
A. If The BSE Pad™ becomes soiled, simply rinse with warm water and let dry. Store The BSE Pad™ at room tenperature
Q. What is the size of this pad?
A. Size is approx 20cm x 25cm flat and folds into a resealable pouch approx 12cm x 20cm
A. Size is approx 20cm x 25cm flat and folds into a resealable pouch approx 12cm x 20cm
Q. How long can this pad last?
A. Unless you puncture the pad, it should last you your lifetime.
A. Unless you puncture the pad, it should last you your lifetime.
Q. What does the The BSE Pad come with?
A. Comes with instruction sheet, links to an online video to view how to do your breast self examination and a resealable pouch for storage.
A. Comes with instruction sheet, links to an online video to view how to do your breast self examination and a resealable pouch for storage.
Invest in the BSE Pad and save your breasts and your life!
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