Benign glandular proliferation of male breast tissue
Increase in estrogen activity relative to androgen leads to the development of gynecomastia
Gynecomastia can be transient and may r...
Inquire about duration of breast growth, increase in breast tissue size, and associated breast pain and discharge.
If suspicious of hypogonadism, ask about erectile dysfunction, muscle...
Gynecomastia usually regresses spontaneously within 6 months of onset. This is true even for adult males. Therefore, patients can be monitored for the first 6 months and trea...
Every 3 to 6 months for 24 months; consider medical therapy (i.e., tamoxifen) if severe, painful symptoms persist after 6 to 12 months and surge...
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4754008 Gynecomastia (disorder)
237451004 Pubertal gynecomastia
237449003 Drug-induced gynecomastia
237450003 HCG-induced gyneco...
Gynecomastia can be transient and may represent the normal physiologic changes in neonates or adolescents. However, gynecomastia presenting or persisting in adulthood is typically path...
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<bold>Figure 29-2</bold> Gynecomastia. Adolescent male with Tanner III-IV genital staging and bilateral breast development with palpable breast buds, side view. (Courtesy of Christine Finck, MD.)
<bold>Figure 29-2</bold> Gynecomastia. Adolescent male with Tanner III-IV genital staging and bilateral breast development wit...
<bold>Figure 29-3</bold> Gynecomastia. Adolescent male with Tanner III-IV genital staging and bilateral breast development with palpable breast buds, front view. (Courtesy of Christine Finck, MD.)
<bold>Figure 29-3</bold> Gynecomastia. Adolescent male with Tanner III-IV genital staging and bilateral breast development wit...
Gynecomastia.