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How would breast cancer in men be discovered?

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Same as women: Physical examination with a doctor. Feeling a firm hard painless breast lump. Mammogram and breast ultrasound sometimes used. It is a rare condition in men.

Answered 3/20/2013

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Examination by physi: If you have a swelling in one of your breasts and you feel a distinct lump, you should get a physicina to examine you. Presence of a lump may require a biopsy if it is suspected to be cancerous(hard and painless lumps).

Answered 3/21/2013

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