Gynecomastia is a condition describing the overdevelopment of breast tissue in men. While some patients may seek alternative solutions such as exercise and weight loss, the most effective way to address gynecomastia is through male breast reduction surgery. Even so, deciding to have this procedure is significant. That’s why we want to ensure you have all the […]
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Gynecomastia is the condition in which breast tissue develops in males. Though the condition is not life-threatening, it can cause severe emotional distress and impact self-esteem. Gynecomastia can have a variety of causes, such as hormonal shifts as seen in puberty, certain medications, certain cancers, cirrhosis, illicit drug use, and even estrogen-producing tumors. A typical course
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Gynecomastia is the medical name for male breasts. A condition common in adolescence, many young men will see the issue self-correct as they age. However, for others, gynecomastia may prove a more complex issue to address. The most common cause of gynecomastia is hormone changes. Additional causes of male breasts include: Weight Gain Inactivity/Sedentary Lifestyle
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June is Men’s Health Month. This is a fantastic opportunity to reflect on ways you can optimize your physical and emotional health. Things like adopting a new exercise routine, adding more fresh fruits and vegetables to your diet, and reducing your intake of sugar and alcohol, which can sabotage your efforts, are all worth considering
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Gynecomastia, the medical name for male breasts, can often be treated through lifestyle changes such as increased and enhanced exercise. However, in many cases, gynecomastia will self-correct even without these efforts – particularly if the condition is linked to hormonal changes. Common causes of gynecomastia include: Puberty Hormonal fluctuations Steroid use Marijuana use Tobacco use
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