Patient's question:
I am a student, and I am only nineteen years old this year. However, I have noticed that my breasts seem much larger than those of my peers. I searched online and found that this might be gynecomastia in males. This has shocked me greatly. I want to know how serious this condition is and how to address it.Doctor's answer:
Gradual fibrosis, although it has benign inflammation of the breast, requires sufficient attention, especially in male breast hyperplasia. It is crucial to go to the hospital for targeted examinations and, after a clear diagnosis, to receive symptomatic treatment. If breast diseases are not treated properly, there is a risk of malignancy. Regular prenatal check-ups to monitor treatment effectiveness contribute to maintaining breast health.