No: Gynecomastia is a diagnosis typically found in men. You should see a surgeon for an examination and evaluation.
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No: The development of breast tissue in men is a function of the tissue sensitivity to estrogens, not a low testosterone.
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Not the case: Testosterone is a cause not a treatment of gynecomastia.
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No: Excess testosterone (t) is converted into estrogen which then exacerbates gynecomastia (male breasts). So taking t won't help you. Instead, check your estrogen level and block conversion of t into estrogen w/aromatase inhibitor such as anastrazole (prescription breast cancer drug). Of course, diet & exercise help, too! less fat = less gyno. Plastic surgeons can help when all else fails.
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