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You mean I have gynecomastia?

I am a man of 17, my size is "4 and weight 126.I 5 have a lump under my right nipple. I was at least 3 years. Since my first year, I am a senior. When I offer my nipple and it is to stand out more than my left. I went to the doctors twice about this and the first time he has a "scan" What kind, but my nipple, of course, and the doctors said it appeared some tissues. But the second time I said I could have gynecomastia, but if this was the case not be far now. I think it's almost 4 years to get it. T ask about what might be or is gynecomastia?

Ruben, for now, no need to worry. male breast tissue growth just below the nipple does not occur often in male adolescents, and yes, it is called gynecomastia. Gynecomastia may occur in people of all ages. During adolescence, boys develop some breast firmness and breast buds increase in size due to hormonal flux of puberty. The subareolar (Below the nipple) company that develops normally decreases with time. Breast tissue is usually present at a microscopic level in male patients, a small amount of breast tissue is normal. About 40% of healthy men and 70% of hospitalized men have palpable breast tissue if is not visible. Gynecomastia Adolescent, by definition, begins at puberty. The average age of onset is 13 years. growth of breast tissue is often asymmetric, and the breasts are often tender. Adolescent gynecomastia usually returns to the latter teens. Note the normal course during puberty is a palpable mass, often visible beneath the areola, which begins to solve in the years to mid-adolescence. Well that the continued expansion seen in the breast size is not normal in a teen residual palpable gynecomastia may be present in one or both breasts through the years mid-teens.

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