10/03/2026
❗️❗️BREAST CANCER DOESN'T JUST AFFECT WOMEN
Although breast cancer is much less common in men, men can develop breast cancer because they have breast tissue, too. In Canada, less than 1% of all breast cancer cases occur in men.
🔹️What signs should men look for?
A lump or thickening in or near the ni**le or breast.
Changes in ni**le shape, including the ni**le turning inward.
Ni**le discharge, especially if bloody.
Skin changes, such as redness, scaling, dimpling or puckering.
A lump or swelling in the armpit or near the collarbone.
🔹️Who may be at higher risk?
Risk factors can include:
Increasing age.
A family history of breast cancer.
Inherited gene changes, including BRCA1 and BRCA2.
Certain medical conditions that affect hormone levels.
Previous radiation exposure to the chest.
Men, you should also be checking breast tissue. Palpating through the armpit, sides of the chest, amd through the breast tissue.