Dragonflymagic answered Sunday April 2 2017, 4:55 pm: The only thing you need be concerned of due to any severe sucking anywhere on your body, is getting hickeys. If you feel sore after, then soreness is due to the rough handling of your breast, not due to cancer. In fact, most women never have any pain associated with a breast cancer, and that is why those who do not get screened regularly can live with cancer until it has spread too far.
If anytime your partner is a bit rough or you feel pain, you need to have a safe word, some thing you can say so he'll let up on the strength he's using. I have a high pain tolerance but even so, there are times when I'll simply say Ow and he stops or goes easier. If you and your partner have a good talk ahead of time about this, he will know it is not a rejection of him in midst of lovemaking, but simply letting him know it is not pleasureable for you at the moment. If your guy cares about your pleasure, pleasing you, he will comply readily with responding to your prompts if at any time something does not feel good. [ Dragonflymagic's advice column | Ask Dragonflymagic A Question ]
rainhorse68 answered Saturday April 1 2017, 5:04 am: Likewise, I am certain there has never been even the slightest suggestion of any link between this activity and breast cancer. Either immediately or in later life. There's no suggestion that anyting we do can increase our likelihood of developing breast cancer. It is wise for any woman to keep on the lookout for any unusual lumps and have them checked quickly if one appears. And screening is a very good idea in our 30's or 40's. It's not uncommon by any means, but thankfully these days it's very treatable especially the earlier it is detected. But enjoying her breasts during sex isn't going to make it any more or any less likely however much you do it. In theory, it might help if it led to you noticing a lump or anything unusal? [ rainhorse68's advice column | Ask rainhorse68 A Question ]
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