Breast Cancer in Males
Channel: Orlando Health
Date: 2023-10-25

Breast cancer in males is rare – it affects about one in 833 men during their lifetime – but it’s not uncommon, says Dr. Ana Cuesta an oncologist specializing in breast cancer care and treatment at the Orlando Health Cancer Institute.

She says early detection is vital in helping treat breast cancer in males, and they should speak to their doctor if they notice:

✅ Thickening of skin on the chest area
✅ Nipple bleeding or discharge
✅ Enlarged lymph nodes under arms
✅ Changes in skin texture and color, including scaling, puckering or dimpling.

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