So I have this friend ya know. He's a little overweight, and his breastal area is larger than normal. I'm just wondering if it's possible that he's just fat and he can lose the tits by just exercising or is it full blown Gynecomastia?
Question about Gynecomastia
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He used to be flat chested, but in recent years he's gained a lot of weight. I'm pretty sure he's just eating too much food, but I'm concerned for his well being.
HardcoreRobot
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PlasmaBomb
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Originally posted by: PlasmaBomb
Does he drink beer? Alcohol can simulate oestrogen and lead to gynecomastia
AFAIK he doesn't drink or do any drugs whatsoever.
Skunkwourk
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The best and cheapest way to tell is to simply start working out and try to lose weight.
The only way to tell if it's hormonal is to have a blood test, but a good Dr. will ask for other symptoms like spotting before recommending a blood test.
If no other symptoms are prevalent they will also recommend an exercise routine and diet with a follow up visit later.
The only way to tell if it's hormonal is to have a blood test, but a good Dr. will ask for other symptoms like spotting before recommending a blood test.
If no other symptoms are prevalent they will also recommend an exercise routine and diet with a follow up visit later.
I used to have a friend back in the day that we called "D-cup" lol. He would eat whole cheeseburgers in one bite to entertain us. There is no hope for fixing bitch titties without lypo or a good diet and workout plan.
zerocool84
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I'd say make the best of it by hooking up a breast pump to his nipple while he sleeps, running the breast pump for 3 hours each night. Then you can sell his breastmilk on the black market and make $$$$$$. Or you could just supplement his milk for the milk you buy at the grocery store since milk has been getting expensive, much moreso than gasoline.
linky
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if his glands are enlarged they must be surgically removed, preferably by a plastic surgeon.
Insurance will not cover this.
Insurance will not cover this.
I actually had gynecomastia as a teen. I had to have surgery to get rid of it. I was overweight at the time, but it wasn't just fatty deposits that caused the problem. Someone with real gynecomastia will have hard lumps under and around their nipples that will be there regardless of whether they're overweight. If the guy was flat chested before he became overweight I'd wager that he has just accumulated more fat in his chest area than most people do. Lowering his body fat % through diet and exercise is the ticket. If it is real gynecomastia then losing some weight will still reduce the visibility of his man-boobs, possibly to the point of being indetectable, although the swollen glands will still be there.
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