What department does male breast development examine

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My boyfriend's left breast is developing. There is slight pain when he presses it down. Obviously higher than the right nipple a lot of men's left breast, and then after expert treatment, has been able to recover, let's learn about the male breast development examination what department.

What department does male breast development examine

First, male mammary gland development disease generally considers that in addition to three conditions (transient mammary gland hyperplasia in newborn, mammary gland enlargement in puberty and mammary gland hyperplasia occasionally occurring in elderly men), touching mammary gland tissue is regarded as abnormality. Men have unilateral or bilateral palpable breast tissue, disc-shaped nodules or diffuse enlargement, sometimes accompanied by nipple and areola enlargement. Local pain, discomfort or tenderness can be felt, and a few patients can see a small amount of white secretion overflow when squeezing the nipple.

Second: because the hospital test hormone levels, whether the abnormal increase in estrogen. Molybdenum target X-ray examination can be done to observe whether there are dysplastic nodules. It should be treated in the Department of Endocrinology. If there are proliferative nodules, surgical resection can be considered.

Third: breast development, need to go to breast surgery, the current conventional treatment for surgical resection, send pathology, determine the nature, one or both sides of the breast is female like development, hypertrophy, sometimes milk like secretions. Pathologically, it has only hyperplasia of glandular duct but no hyperplasia of acinus, and hyperplasia of fibrous adipose tissue.

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