Many men avoid a trip to the doctor as long as possible, even when they’re not feeling well. But putting off regular checkups can have serious consequences. Health experts have raised awareness of the symptoms everyone should look out for that could be a sign of a rare cancer, and some of the symptoms could be easily dismissed. Prostate Cancer UK says one in eight men will get prostate cancer at some point in their lives, with about 55,000 cases diagnosed each year. There are about 12,200 prostate cancer deaths every year, according to Cancer Research UK. It is most common in older age - among men over 75. Cancer Research UK says the disease will affect one in two of us during our lifetime. And it is essential to know the signs towatchfor as the earlier the treatment the more likely it will be successful. The charity has a list of 22 symptoms which could be a sign of cancer. Cancer Prevention Center.“But if you know what towatchfor, you can tell your doctor about them right away.” Here are 10 potential cancersymptoms that every woman should be aware of. Breast cancersymptoms: Men can test for a cancerous lump using these eight steps. BREAST cancer is usually associated with women, but in rare cases, men can get it too.Get health news, advice and symptomstowatch out for and more. After surviving cancer in the 1980s, Bill Budde's life came crashing down in 2007 after a visit to the dentist and getting a diagnosis of jaw cancer. Embarrassing cancersymptomsmen should never ignore.Men will get similar symptoms to women, including a discharge from the nipple, swelling of the breast, a nipple retraction, lumps under the arm, or a rash on or around the nipple.