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What congenital or metabolic disorders may be responsible for hyperhidrosis and hypoplastc breasts (hypomastia/tuberous breasts)?
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Seek Medical Advice: There is no conclusive information about exactly why some women do not develop breast tissue. A possible genetic component has been suggested. Regardless, you need to seek consultation with an endocrinologist.
Answered 6/19/2015
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