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Few people are aware that breast cancer may occur in men, probably due to it accounting for only around 1% of all breast cancers.
In 2007 it was estimated that in America men's breast cancer cases totalled approximately 2000 compared to about 178,000 for women.
Out of those 2000 cases of men's breast cancer the survival rate is comparable with that of women suffering from breast cancer and depends largely on when it was diagnosed.
Men of any age can develop breast cancer, but it is usually detected in men aged between 60 and 70.
Please do not delay in seeking advice from a qualified licensed medical professional about treatment if you believe you may have cancer. The information here is provided for educational and informational purposes only, and is not intended to be a substitute for the diagnosis, treatment and advice of a qualified licensed medical professional.
These are the various types of breast cancer which can affect men:Saving Jack is a moving first-person account of a man's experience with breast cancer. In a tale of challenge and adversity, Jack Willis relates his personal experience, from first feeling a pea-sized nodule in his breast to being diagnosed, from mastectomy and chemotherapy treatments to positive prognosis. And in telling candidly of his struggles, he conveys his renewed appreciation of life.
While there is no shortage of books devoted to helping women with breast cancer, this is the first to address the apprehensions faced by men who contract the disease. As he describes the physical and emotional roller coaster on which he suddenly found himself, Willis shares with readers--especially other new cancer victims--some of the things he and his family didn't know about cancer when he was diagnosed.
In a compelling story of faith, fear, and sometimes just getting through one long day of chemo, Willis shows that cancer is a family disease, affecting spouses and children as well as victims. For anyone whose family has been devastated by this frightening diagnosis, Saving Jack offers a ray of hope--and for men who face this unexpected disease, it offers a much needed source of strength.
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Because mens breast cancer is fairly rare, a lot of men ignore the symptoms of breast cancer. It is important that men recognize the early signs of breast cancer and consult their doctor if they have any of the following symptoms:
Amazon Price: $13.57 (as of 10/12/2008)
This easy-to-read book details safe, alternative cancer treatments that are obtainable NOW. "Outsmart Your Cancer" presents the scientific basis for a variety of alternative approaches. Among other things, readers will learn:
* The unique characteristics common to cancer cells that can be exploited to "outsmart" cancer.
* How to evaluate mainstream conventional treatments and what questions to ask your doctor.
* The remarkable story of PROTOCEL, how it works, and how to use it properly.
* What women need to know about their hormones and cancer.
* How to alkalize your body and why this matters, both for prevention and treatment of cancer.
* Many of the causes of cancer that are increasingly common in our modern world.
* How and why many of the best alternative treatments for cancer have been suppressed.
* The importance of the mind/body connection and how to cope with the fear that comes with a cancer diagnosis.
If you know of any great websites dealing with mens breast cancer please share them with the rest of us and I'll add them to the links list above.
Thanks for visiting!
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Music-Resource
Nice Mens Breast Cancer lens. I like the idea of natural and alternative treatments. The mainstream way is quite harsh. ~Music Resource~ Posted March 14, 2008 |
A very helpful list of websites.
You could try adding CancerFightingStrategies.com
HTH
Posted February 29, 2008