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Im 19 and developed painful lumps in my nipple after taking a pro horomone. what are they and how do i fix them??
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Time.: Prohormones are anabolic steroids, which can cause breast growth in men. If you stop them, it may take 4-6 months for your nipples to return to normal. At age 19, it may take longer. Don't take any other meds to try to reverse it; they won't work. This includes SERMS (selective estrogen response modifiers). Avoid alcohol. And please don't take hormones again; the risks aren't worth it.
Answered 11/6/2014
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