Is male breast cancer more dangerous? 3 dangers of male breast cancer

Breast cancer is the most common malignant tumor in women, but this does not mean that it will not happen in men. In fact, male breast cancer is more dangerous. Let's take a look at the hazards of male breast cancer. Breast cancer is not a "patent" of women. Men can also get breast cancer, but it is very rare. Once men get breast cancer, their condition is often more serious than women, and their survival rate is lower than that of women. It is mainly because of the misunderstanding that "men will not get breast cancer" that often causes people to lose vigilance and not find breast cancer until the late stage of cancer, thus missing the best time for treatment. "A year and a half ago, I found that my breasts began to show signs of development. It was not until three months ago that my nipples began to lactate that I noticed the 'turn'. I couldn't believe that I had breast cancer as soon as I checked." A month ago, Uncle Zhang, who was in his 60s, had just undergone radical surgery for breast cancer using minimally invasive breast cancer surgery using a breast laparoscopic technique. Since the cancer cells have not spread yet, he is currently recovering well. In terms of body structure, both men and women have mammary glands, so it is not uncommon for men to get breast cancer, but the proportion is much smaller than that of women. Worldwide, the ratio of men to women with breast cancer is 1:100. Breast cancer can occur at any age in men, but it is more concentrated in 40 to 50 years old. It is mainly at this age that the endocrine system in the body is extremely unstable and the ratio of estrogen in the body is disordered, so breast tumors may form. It is not uncommon for people in their sixties and seventies to get sick. In fact, the number of deaths from male breast cancer has increased year by year, mainly due to male "ignorance" and "negligence". "Ignorance" means that most men believe that men will not get breast cancer; "negligence" means that although there are signs of the disease, such as abnormalities on one side of the breast or small lumps, if it is a woman, she will go to the hospital for examination in time, but most men do not agree. "In addition, the characteristics of thin and few male breasts often wait until it is discovered too late. Many doctors usually regard related symptoms as benign breast hypertrophy, thus delaying treatment time. Therefore, once signs are found, it is necessary to go to a professional specialist for diagnosis and treatment." It is understood that the treatment effect of breast cancer is very high "three early", which is early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment. Male breast cancer is prone to early metastasis, and common metastatic sites are lungs, pleura, bones and liver. Sometimes, even if the original furnace is not large, there will be distant metastasis, which requires great attention. If breast disease is found early, how should it be treated? Wari Jiaga, a "knife in Tibet" with rich clinical experience in breast cancer treatment, said that for patients with early breast cancer, the lumps are small and difficult to find. Examination using mammograms is very effective and common, especially in family history and genetic testing. For men with BRCA 2 mutant genes, this detection method is more effective because it is a signal of tumor. "If conditions permit, it is recommended that men increase breast examinations during physical examinations to detect the disease in time." 9: It is recommended that men try not to take too many supplements containing estrogen. If a man finds a palpable lump or swelling in the breast area, the skin on the surface of the breast is sunken and wrinkled, the nipple is inverted, the nipple is abnormal in size, or the nipple is overflowing, he should go to the hospital immediately.