Breast cancer: five symptoms that could indicate the condition in men

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SWELLING The nipple or surrounding skin becoming hard, red or swollen may likewise be an indicator. Additionally, the area near the nipple could become scaly and itchy. Other symptoms may


occur if the cancer spreads to other parts of the body, such as the bones, lungs or liver. These include feeling tired all the time, aching or painful bones, shortness of breath, feeling


sick and itchy skin. Around 75 men die from breast cancer each year, but it is possible for it to be treated effectively if caught early. If you are concerned about any of the symptoms above


you should see a GP as soon as possible.