"Retired Male Professor Undergoes Mastectomy for Breast Cancer Diagnosis"
Ronald Norman, a retired male professor, was diagnosed with breast cancer after being struck in the nipple during a game of pickleball. Initially assuming it was just a bruise, Norman sought medical attention when a lump behind his nipple persisted. He was shocked to learn that he had male breast cancer, which had also spread to his lymph nodes. Norman opted for an alternative, natural treatment method that resulted in the tumor shrinking. However, he ultimately had to undergo a mastectomy and subsequent rounds of chemotherapy and radiation. Norman encourages men to regularly examine their chests and seek medical attention for any suspicious lumps, emphasizing the importance of early detection.
