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My sons left chest side is bigger than the other kind of swollen he is 12?

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Dr. Robert Killian answered

Specializes in General Practice

Anatomical assymetry: This is hard because something sounds very wrong and i would want your son evaluated urgently. Here would be my rule: if he is having any difficulty breathing, is lethargic or has a fever then get him to the er. If he is comfortable, able to communicate in full sentences and is his normal personality then you can wait to see the pediatrician tomorrow.

Answered 2/19/2016

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Puberty: Pubertal gynecomastia may effect the majority of males as the begin their pubertal transition. Most are minimal and last 6m to a year, but occasional longer episodes do occur (1-3yr) spongy glandular tissue directly under the nipple defines the process.

Answered 4/23/2015

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