National Breast Cancer Foundation

This month and every month, remind the men in your community to prioritize their health—including their breast health. Breast cancer in men is usually detected as a hard lump (with or without pain, feels like a knot or hard pebble) underneath the ni**le and ar**la, which is often found by men while in the shower. Other common symptoms include:

👉 Pain in the ni**le or breast area
👉 Changes to the breast skin, including dimpling, puckering, or redness
👉 Change in the breast shape or size
👉 Ni**le discharge
👉 A rash or a sore on the ni**le or ar**la
👉 Ni**le turning inward (inverted ni**le)

If you or a loved one are experiencing any of these symptoms, contact a healthcare professional immediately. Early detection of breast cancer increases treatment options and often reduces the risk of dying from breast cancer for men and women alike.

Learn more: nationalbreastcancer.org/male-breast-cancer/