First off, thanks for taking the time to read.
For the past two weeks, I've had a
painfulPainful menstrual periods, hard
swellingAbdomen - swollen
Ankle sprain swelling
Breast - premenstrual tenderness and swelling
Foot swelling
Foot, leg, and ankle swelling
Gums - swollen
Joint swelling
Mastoiditis - redness and swelling behind ear
Scrotal swelling
Swelling underneath my right nipple. I'm _not sure_ if
it has anything to do with it, but it didn't start
till a week after some rough biting to my nipple from
my girlfriend. I've hoped maybe there was just bruising
to some gland underneath but the pain and hard,
lumpLumps in the breasts-like
swellingAbdomen - swollen
Ankle sprain swelling
Breast - premenstrual tenderness and swelling
Foot swelling
Foot, leg, and ankle swelling
Gums - swollen
Joint swelling
Mastoiditis - redness and swelling behind ear
Scrotal swelling
Swelling hasn't disappeared. The rest of the breast
tissue around the nipple does not hurt at all. There is
no
swellingAbdomen - swollen
Ankle sprain swelling
Breast - premenstrual tenderness and swelling
Foot swelling
Foot, leg, and ankle swelling
Gums - swollen
Joint swelling
Mastoiditis - redness and swelling behind ear
Scrotal swelling
Swelling (in my opinion) of any of the other breast
tissue and the one to one and a half inch area underneath
my nipple is protruding slightly. I'm a male, 140lbs,
with no recent ailments or sicknesses
I don't have health insurance or a doctor so I don't
have the luxery of having this checked out on a whim.
The only thing that seems to come close in my research
is '
gynecomastiaGynecomastia' but not sure about that either. Obviously
only a trained physician could make the diagnosis but the
gyneco' doesn't make much sense either unless I'm having
some hormonal imbalance. Also, from what I've read, breast
cancer in males is, on average, not painful and doesn't
occur under the nipple.
Any thoughts? Thank you!
-Shawn
I'm 28, going on 29 soon. I don't feel
any abnormalities with my testicles after
rolling them thoroughly. The only other
ailment that I've had (for about a year now)
is a very minor, dull ache in the prostate
region. It's not bothersome most days. Not
sure if this has any bearing what-so-ever.
If you take the scenario where the area suffered
trauma and triggered the possibility of gynecomastia
and it's not related to some other underlying
ailment or disease, is there a realistic expectation
for it to clear up?
Admitedly, the best thing would be to go to a
physician, I know...just have to figure out
how to afford it.
Thanks for your response!
-Shawn
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