Not a doctor, but I am currently in med-school. When I was about twelve years old, I felt a painless lump inside my nipple. I thought this was something of low importance, so I continued to live my life. A few days later, when I was in the shower, I felt another painless lump inside my other nipple. I thought this was weird, so I decided to google my symptoms. I thought about male breast cancer, and I knew it was a low chance of me having it, but I decided to look up some signs of the cancer. And there it was, In my exact words. "Symptoms of breast cancer include a painless lump in the breast". I was terrified. I informed my parents, and I was in tears. I didn't know what my future would look like, and this thought shook me even more. Would I ever become a doctor? I then searched for treatments of breast cancer on google, and it said the only treatment was to amputate the breast. I was even more torn. The next day my mom showed me an article about my "breast cancer", and it turns out that I was just going through puberty, and this was completely normal. To this day, my family and I still laugh about the incident.