Understanding Breast Cancer in Men: Risk Factors and Early Detection

2024-02-13 09:10:00

The Ministry of Health and Population said that breast cancer can affect men, but the incidence rate is very small at 1 in 100 compared to women.

The Ministry of Health revealed the risk factors for breast cancer, which include advanced age and a history of breast cancer or benign (non-cancerous) breast disease.

As well as having a family history of breast cancer, starting menstruation at an early age, and menopause at a late age.

Taking hormonal treatment for menopausal symptoms, exposure to radiotherapy, and excessive obesity

The Ministry of Health and Population stressed the importance of early detection of breast cancer. Being the best way to limit the development of the disease, she explained that early detection can be done through self-examination by the woman herself or by visiting a specialized health care provider periodically.

Important facts regarding men getting breast cancer

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