Gynecomastia is the medical term used to describe enlarged male breasts, a condition that affects some 40% to 60% of men. The medical community has had a difficult time identifying any specific underlying causes (or accompanying medical issues). Some studies do demonstrate an increased incidence of gynecomastia in obese patients or those who regularly use certain drugs (anabolic steroids, spironolactone, Tagamet, marijuana and alcohol), but many sufferers may present the condition without the existence of these factors. Many sufferers experience diminished self-confidence and feel socially inhibited. The goal of male breast reduction treatment is to remove excess fat and glandular […]
Gynecomastia is a common condition that results in the development of male breast tissue.This growth can occur at any stage of life – from infancy, to adolescence or adulthood; however, it is most prevalent amongst pubescent males whose hormones are naturally fluctuating. While the development of enlarged male breasts can be devastating, teenage Gynecomastia typically resolves itself within 6 to 24 months.
Conversely, Gynecomastia that develops at a later age is persistent, often requiring surgery. In many instances, this development is not related to normal hormone fluctuations, but rather, is a direct result of steroid usage and can therefore be avoided.
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Although both men and women have breast glands, men’s breasts are typically small and undetectable because they are naturally underdeveloped. However, in some instances, boys, teens, older men, and even newborns can experience breast gland enlargement, also known as Gynecomastia. This condition is characterized by the presence of swollen breast tissue, which leads to the development of enlarged male breasts. Although the development of Gynecomastia does not pose any serious health risks, it often leads to embarrassment and results in a loss of self-esteem.
Many people assume that the development of male breasts is a result of weight gain and believe […]
