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Had digital mammogram and 2nd ultrasound and results say gynevomastia. is this enough to confirm that diagnosis regardless of symptoms?
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Symptoms?: Other than breast enlargement there should not be any symptoms assignable to gynecomastia, so if you have symptoms that you have not mentioned, they are not likely related to gynecomastia. The work up seems to be reassuring otherwise.
Answered 11/7/2019
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