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  Can Men Get Breast Cancer? The answer is YES. Many men do not realize that they can develop the disease, and don’t seek medical attention when they first discover a mass or lump in their chest. Breast cancer is often diagnosed at more advanced stages (3 or 4) in men. 

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  In a study measuring public awareness of men on the topic of breast cancer, nearly 80% of men indicated that they were not aware that males could get breast cancer. 

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Symptoms

As in women, the most common symptom in men is a lump that can be felt in the breast. In most cases, such lumps are painless. 

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Stages

 Staging of cancer is a way of describing where the cancer is located, how much the cancer has grown, and if or where it has spread. 

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Treatment

  Treatment typically involves surgery to remove the breast tissue. Other treatments are recommended based on your individual situation.

Mammography screening offers benefits to men with a high risk of developing breast cancer. 

Find a mammogram facility near you

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