Male chest lump

We all know that men's breasts are not as developed as women's. If some men's breasts are particularly developed, it is probably because the estrogen in the body is too strong, or it may be because the men have some breast diseases. For example, sometimes, men may have some lumps on their chests, just like a lump in a woman's breast, which is caused by breast development. So what should boys do if they have lumps on their chests?

Breast lumps during male puberty are normal physiological changes. Breasts are mainly composed of mammary tissue, fat and connective tissue. There are special structures on the surface of mammary cells that can recognize and accept estrogen.

After the cell receptors bind, the metabolism of the breast cells becomes active, causing breast cells to proliferate and the breasts to grow and bulge. When male adolescents enter puberty, the testicles secrete a small amount of estrogen while producing androgens, but of course the amount is very small. Estrogen causes the breast cells in the nipple area to proliferate continuously, leading to the formation of lumps in the breast. Breast lumps in adolescent boys are often limited to the area under the nipple, and sometimes they are painful to touch.

I have some understanding of this situation. One thing I can be sure of is that male breast hyperplasia is quite common now. Most of it is caused by the fact that current food and health products contain a lot of hormone ingredients. I don't know if you are taking health products that are not suitable for you.

Suggestions: Many male patients with breast hyperplasia are caused by high estradiol levels, but improper medication will aggravate the condition. Patients are advised to choose drugs that can bidirectionally regulate estradiol to treat breast hyperplasia. Based on the physiological characteristics of men, breast diseases caused by estradiol deficiency can also be treated.