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The most obvious symptom in males would be a palpable or visible lumpLumps in the breasts in the breast tissue. As a rule male breast cancer appears in the later years but anything is possible. If you have noticed a lumpLumps in the breasts (no matter how small) please make an appointment with preferably a Breast Specialist for an exam and possible Mammogram. Regards ...
I agree with japdip. If you have a lumpLumps in the breasts please contact a doctor. There are about 1500 men a year diagnosed with breast cancer and without a check up by your doctor you won't know. And if you feel strongly enough about what is happening with your body, please insist on a mammogram and ultrasound.
Best wishes