Breast Cancer Male Abnormal   ویرایش  :دکتر رحمت سخنی از مرکز آموزشی درمانی امام خمینی (ره) ارومیه

Also see Breast Cancer -- general Only one case of Breast Cancer occurs in men for every 100 in women.  The average age it occurs is 60.  Male Breast Cancer is usually more aggressive (worse) than female Breast Cancer.  Hormonal effects are thought to be the cause.

Breast lump Nipple discharge Enlarged breast tissue

Probably hormonal Liver damage may contribute since a damaged liver does not process hormones well, and there are higher levels of hormones in the blood.  In some countries (Egypt, for example) where there is liver disease due to parasitic infections, the incidence of Breast Cancer in males is higher than in the United States. There is a greater risk over the age of 65. It is rare under age 35. Black men and men of European Jewish ancestry may have a higher risk than Caucasians.

Examination   Hard breast mass beneath the nipple or areola (pigment area) Enlarged lymph glands in the armpits, above collar bones, or in the center of the chest (mediastinal lymph nodes might be enlarged inside the chest, to the right and left of the midline) Retracted/eroded nipple Testing   Surgical biopsy Bone scan to check for a spread to bones

Modified radical mastectomy -- removal of breast, muscles below the breast, and the lymph glands in armpit Radiation treatment to areas of metastasis, such as lymph glands or bones Castration in advanced disease Tamoxifen Aminoglutethimide Corticosteroids Estrogen therapy

Seek immediate medical attention, as this is an aggressive cancer.  The earlier it is treated, the better the prognosis

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دکتر رحمت سخنی از مرکز آموزشی درمانی امام خمینی (ره) ارومیه