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If a man developed breasts from drug side effects, might they go away over time after being taken off the meds?
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Gynecomastia: It is unlikely for it to resolve, depending on the extent of the breast enlargement. You may need to have plastic surgery if it is bothering you.
Answered 6/9/2013
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