Comorian doctor Abasse Baco warns of breast cancer in men
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Comores Infos
Comorian gynaecological surgeon and obstetrician Abasse Baco says men can also develop breast cancer, although cases remain rare. He describes risk factors and symptoms that warrant a medical consultation, including a breast lump or bloody discharge, in an interview with Al-Watwan.
Dr Abasse Baco, a Comorian gynaecological surgeon and obstetrician, points out that breast cancer can also affect men, although this is rare. In an interview with the Comorian daily Al-Watwan, he explains the risk factors and signs that should prompt people to seek medical advice.
The disease develops when breast cells multiply uncontrollably. Among the risks for men cited by the doctor are older age and genetic predispositions. The presence of breast tissue makes the disease possible, according to Dr Baco.
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