How To Know If You Have Gynecomastia?

Notice a firm, rubbery lump directly under the nipple or areola

Check for swelling in one or both breasts

Look for breast tissue that feels more like gland than fat

See whether the nipple area is tender or sensitive

Compare both sides for uneven enlargement

Notice if the chest looks more rounded or puffy than usual

Check whether the enlargement is centered around the nipple

Consider whether the change developed during puberty, after starting a new medication, or with hormone changes

Distinguish it from chest fat, which is usually softer and more diffuse

Get evaluated by a healthcare professional if the enlargement is new, painful, growing, or only on one side

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