When we hear the term "breast cancer", we often relate this disease to women. However, breast cancer is not only limited to women but also to men. 1% breast cancer appears in men. Though there are no concrete causes for male breast cancer, it is still very important to know the different signs and symptoms of male breast cancer.
Signs and Symptoms:
According to sixwise.com, a noticeable:
* Dimpling or puckering in your skin
* A change in nipple shape (such as indentation)
* Scaling or redness of your nipple or breast skin
* Nipple discharge
Studies show that men in the age of 60-70 years old are of high risk for breast cancer. Other risk factors include: obesity, liver diseases and exposure to estrogen.
Reducing the risk factors for breast cancer is one way of preventing breast cancer. This includes loosing weight, avoiding early exposure to radiation, and reducing alcohol and cigarette smoking.
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