Male Breast Cancer Early Symptoms Pictures

Do you think it is strange to hear that men get breast cancer? But this is indeed a real situation. Compared with women, the probability of men getting breast cancer is relatively small. Once they get breast cancer, the damage they suffer is also very great, so early detection and early treatment are important. So, what are the early symptoms of male breast cancer?

What are the early symptoms of male breast cancer? The early symptoms of male breast cancer are mainly as follows

1. Although some male early-stage breast cancer patients cannot feel any obvious lumps in their breasts, they may feel discomfort in some areas. This is more common in postmenopausal women, who may sometimes feel slight pain in one breast, or weakness, soreness, or discomfort in one shoulder or back, and even in the arm on that side.

2. In the early stage, a hard lump the size of a cowpea can be felt in the breast, which is hard and movable. Generally, there is no significant pain, but a small part of the patients may have intermittent dull pain, dull pain or stabbing pain.

3. Changes in the appearance of the breast, where the skin on the surface of the lump is visible as bulges, and some parts of the skin appear orange peel-like, or even edema, discoloration, and eczema-like changes.

4. Nipple retraction near the center. Slight indentation on the surface of the breast (medically known as "pear vortex"), nipple erosion, uneven nipples, or thickening and widening of the surface of the breast, and enlarged skin pores (medically known as "orange peel").

5. Nipple discharge: if the discharge is strong or syrupy, further examination is required.

6. Regional lymph node enlargement, with the most common being the axillary lymph nodes in the same direction. Enlarged lymph nodes in the neck are in the final stage, i.e. the late stage.