Breast cancer.

Concept
Breast cancer is a disease in which cells in the
breast multiply uncontrollably. There are different
types of breast cancer. The type of breast cancer
depends on which cells in the breast become
cancerous.

Symptoms Risk factor's

The signs and symptoms of breast cancer
may include the following:
· A lump or thickening in the breast that
feels different from the tissue around it.
· Change in size, shape or appearance of a
breast.
· Changes in the skin over the breast, such
as dimpling.
•Recent nipple inversion Scaling, shedding,
crusting, and peeling of the pigmented area
of skin around the nipple (areola) or breast
skin.
•Redness or small holes in the skin above
your breast, like the skin of an orange.
Factors that are associated with an
increased risk of breast cancer include:
• Older age. Personal history of breast
diseases.
· Hereditary genes that increase the
risk of breast cancer.
· Exposure to radiation.
· Obesity.
· Begin menopause at a later age.
· Having the first child at a later age.
· Women who have never been
pregnant.
· Postmenopausal hormone therapy.
· Drink alcohol.

Prevention
Making changes in your daily life can help you reduce your risk of breast cancer.
Try the following: ·
Talk to your doctor about breast cancer screening.
· Become familiar with your breasts during a self-exam to become aware of your
breasts.
· If you drink alcohol, do so in moderation.
· Limit postmenopausal hormone therapy.
· Maintain a healthy weight.
· Choose a healthy diet.
 Prostate cancer.
Concept.
Prostate cancer is a disease in which malignant
(cancer) cells form in the tissues of the prostate.
Signs of prostate cancer include having a weak
stream of urine or urinating more often.

Symptoms Risk factor's.

More advanced prostate cancer can
The factors that can
cause signs and symptoms such as:
· Problems urinating .
increase the risk of
· Decreased force of urine flow . prostate cancer are the
· Blood in urine . following:
· Blood in semen. · Advanced age.
· Bone pain .
· Family background.
· Weight loss without trying .
· Erectile dysfunction · Obesity.

Prevention.
You can reduce your risk of prostate cancer by:
· Eating a healthy diet with lots of fruits and vegetables.
· Choose healthy foods instead of taking supplements.
· Exercise most days of the week.
· Maintain a healthy weight.
• Talk to your doctor about an increased risk of prostate cancer.