Breast Cancer is wrongly perceived as a woman's disease, men can suffer from breast cancer too but it is quite rare and uncommon when compared to cases in women. Breast tissue is present in men though it is small amount and does not function the way it does in women (does not produce milk).
Men of any age can suffer from breast Cancer but the risk increases later in life, around the age of 60 and 70. The diagnosis of breast Cancer In men is the same as in women. Due to low level of awareness of thus condition men tend to be clueless about any body changes and are embarrassed to discuss any changes in breast appearance which affects timely treatment

Symptoms 
Symptoms of breast Cancer In men are similar to those in women. One of the foremost sign is a lump in the chest. But unlike women, men tend to delay going to the doctor until they have more severe symptoms. One severe symptom can be bleeding from the nipples.

Diagnosis 
The techniques that are used to diagnose breast Cancer In men are physical exams, mammography  and biopsies.

Treatment 
The treatment for breast Cancer In men is done with the same approaches. Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, biological therapy and hormone therapy are used to treat breast Cancer In men.

Ways to prevent male breast Cancer 
Regular check-ups of your breast, called the breast exam should be taken. You can do so by feeling the breast tissues in the armpits, up to the neck, and around the area above stomach. If you feel lumps, there is a cause for concern. Get it examined for being maligned or benign
Have healthy and nutritious food such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Exercise at least three times a week for a 20 minutes each. Cardiovascular and strength training in their ideal combination should be preferred. You should keep tabs on your nipples on a regular basis.