Patient's question:
Presented with a lump in the left breast, painless, discovered abnormal last summer, and now about 55CM in size. A doctor at Southwest Hospital diagnosed it as gynecomastia and recommended surgical removal. Seeking other effective treatment options and whether surgery is safe and can be completely cured. Other symptoms: currently no other symptoms, just frequently feeling that urination cannot be fully completed, with residual urine.Doctor's answer:
First, medication can be taken as a treatment. If it is ineffective, surgical treatment can be adopted. There are many treatment methods, and you can choose according to your actual situation. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital's general surgery department or breast disease specialty department for examination and treatment.