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A member asked:
Im 33. is it normal to have occasional pain from gynecomastia. ive had it in 1 breast since i was 16. never went away. should my hormones be tested
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Male hormones: Excessive breast tissue in men and pain needs to be examined by your doctor. Please see him/her. Also, the tissue can be removed surgically if you and your doc think it necessary. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/23/2017
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