Breast cancer is the second leading cancer among women worldwide, the incidence of which has been reported to increases every year due to factors such as inheritance, lifestyle, and dietary habits [1]. Industrialization and urbanization are among the other contributing factors to the increase incidence of breast cancer. On the other hand, new facilities have been used for the early diagnosis of this chronic disease. The prevalence rate of breast cancer has been reported to be higher in high-income countries, while the incidence rate is on the rise in low-income countries as well, such as the regions in Africa, Asia, and Latin America [2]. In India, the mean age range of the high-risk population for breast cancer has been estimated at 43-46 years, and women aged 53-57 years are reported to be more susceptible to breast cancer [3].