Although pubertal gynecomastia can be a source of shame for many young people who believe they are developing breasts should be reassured that this is normal and common, and usually does not need any treatment or medication and often gradually disappear 1 or 2 years.
Most young people with pubertal gynecomastia notice a small, firm and tender mass under one of her nipples. The nipples can grow a little longer, but eventually return to their regular size. The sensitivity is also usually temporary.
Although pubertal gynecomastia to normal hormonal changes that young people during puberty is attributed should be aware that there are other factors that can cause it such as:
- Use of drugs such as marijuana, alcohol, heroin and methamphetamine
- Obesity (pseudoginecomastia)
- Thyroid problems
- And in rare cases in young breast cancer
diagnosis
The diagnosis of pubertal gynecomastia usually result from a detailed physical examination and a study of the patient's medical history. Young people who are overweight may have pseudoginecomastia often confused with gynecomastia condition, but the difference is that in pseudogynecomastia breasts have grown due to excess body fat in general, and an amount of fat is deposited in the area pectoral. Unlike pubertal gynecomastia, this condition will not disappear unless the young lose weight.
treatments
Although not necessary, if a young person has very large breasts or if your gynecomastia persists, then a surgical procedure could be considered. Most experts recommend waiting 1 or 3 years for single gynecomastia disappears before considering an extreme solution.
If you are young and think you have gynecomastia or are a parent and you think your child may have gynecomastia, we recommend you consult with a doctor to give you a professional diagnosis and you can indicate what steps to take to treat the condition.
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