The same as women: All men have some breast tissue. Male breast cancer does occur and it looks on a mammogram the same as female. It often presents as a new lump or mass in the breast/chest. Male breast cancer can usually be treated if caught early, but unfortunately it is often diagnosed late in men. If you have a new mass/lump chest, please have it evaluated by a doctor.
Answered 4/21/2014
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Lump: The typical symptom is a lump behind the nipple.
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Breast lump: The most common presentation will be a lump on the breast and the most common location is underneath the nipple. So, do not ignore- if you feel a lump on your breast-( especially if that only happens on one breast ) - you should go to see your doctor for further evaluation. In majority cases- male breast cancer is unfortunately presented at a later stage because majority of men ignore the lump.
Answered 10/4/2016
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