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Cancer Support

FreeState

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6. I have a male in-law who has breast cancer

Reply to Solly Mack (Reply #3)

Fri Oct 5, 2018, 11:18 PM

Oct 2018

We talk often of our common screenings (he has a BRCA-2 mutation). He has a large family and very few of them want to be tested unfortunately (my family was the opposite - we all were tested within two months - large family as well).

Lots to learn.

Thanks!

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Where do males get breast exams? [View all] FreeState Oct 2018 OP

Tell your PCP and they should be able to perform one or set you up with another doctor. Solly Mack Oct 2018 #1

Thanks! I'll ask for my primary about self exams too FreeState Oct 2018 #2

Years ago my cousin's husband was dealing with male breast cancer. Solly Mack Oct 2018 #3

I have a male in-law who has breast cancer FreeState Oct 2018 #6

My male cousins - from another bloodline have a history of male breast cancer trixie2 Oct 2018 #4

Is that their Primary? FreeState Oct 2018 #5

No. In Michigan you are given an appointment at a breast center trixie2 Oct 2018 #10

Try Planned Parenthood. mahina Oct 2018 #7

I was concerned about a lump/hardening packman Oct 2018 #8

I had male gynecomastia. I thought it was cancer. I lost weight and it went away, alfredo Oct 2018 #9

the same place women get breast exams....in fact thats why... samnsara Oct 2018 #11