What is benign breast lumps?
If you feel a breast lump, your first thought may be that you have breast cancer. Almost all breast lumps are benign, means they’re not cancerous.
Both women and men can develop benign breast lumps and are not life-threatening.
What are the symptoms of benign breast lumps?
Symptoms of benign breast lumps include:
Who gets benign breast lumps?
Benign breast lumps affects all genders. Men can get enlarged, swollen breasts with lumps, a condition known as gynecomastia.
How is benign breast lumps treated?
Benign breast lumps don’t require treatment. If you feel pain and have an increased risk of cancer, these treatments can help:
How is benign breast lumps prevented?
You can lower cancer risk and help detect lumps early when it’s most treatable: