Off Their Chests
Even if the condition doesn't merit surgery, doctors are hoping that more men seek medical advice about treatment options instead of resigning themselves to a life lived with their shirts on. Talking about the problem, they say, is key. As Braunstein puts it, "Raising awareness of the condition—its causes, symptoms, treatments—will help more boys and men with gynecomastia be correctly diagnosed, and reassure them they are not alone."
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Posted By: goldeniangel @ 06/20/2008 4:22:06 PM
Comment: I mock my overly muscled friends about their boobs.
i think a little fattines there is soooo much more attractive then the hard muscle "boobs" that some men get from working otu too much. whwat's wrong with a little cushion?!
Posted By: jordanadah @ 06/20/2008 6:20:32 AM
Comment: any man who works out too much and has huge big pecs has boobs as far as I'm concerned.
Posted By: Erica4U @ 05/05/2008 10:34:27 AM
Comment: Sir, Do you think for one minute that the only men suffering from this is overweight? You are no different than any of the emotionless and degrading people that for some reason have fun ridiculing those of us! Of course I have tried exercise and weight control however, I did not have issues with either one! At 6ft 1inches and 230LBS, played football and wrestled along with a host of other activities! I still grew breasts! Please TRY and be informative about the condition before coming up with the cure!