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white oval bump
by harvardjanitor7, Jul 27, 2008 02:24PM
i have a white oval bump above my left nipple, and it's been there for like, at least 4 years, i'm not too sure. i noticed today that it might have gotten bigger, but i'm not sure if it's all in my mind or not. anyways, it's probably not skin cancer right? i'm a 135 pound 5'7'' guy, so it's definitely not breast cancer, right?
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There is a very good discussion of male breast cancer on the Breastcancer.org website www.breastcancer.org beginning on this page www.breastcancer.org/male_bc_intro.html and they also have a forum specifically for men. There's also a hereditary breast cancer forum for men on the FORCE website www.facingourrisk.org.
You can find another article on male breast cancer on the National (USA) Cancer Institute's website www.cancer.gov starting on this page www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/malebreast/.
You can find links to skin cancer websites on this webpage
www.bestcancersites.com/skin/
If the above links aren't "live" just copy and paste them into your browser address window.
Cheers,
Ed.