A related discussion,
gynocomastia was started.
A related discussion,
boys breast was started.
I'm 14 and Have (breasts) there medium sized and I have had them for three years they are getting smaller Now I'm almost 15 so this might help you on the time how large are your sons (breast) now at 14? ***@****
If the breast tissue does not start to disappear
this year, should I take him to see a Endocrinolist?
My son states that he has had this probem since he
was 12 and he's now 14 and really embarassed about
his body.
Dear Barbara,
First, consult with your son's pediatrician; see what he/she thinks. But it would be reasonable to broach this possibility, given that the condition has persisted over the two-year span.
Dear Barbara,
First, consult with your son's pediatrician; see what he/she thinks. But it would be reasonable to broach this possibility, given that the condition has persisted over the two-year span.
Dear Barbara,
About one third of boys develop breast tissue during the spurt of growth that occurs during their early adolescence. Referred to as gynecomastia, this tissue frequently disappears after a half-year or so, but it can persist for as long as two years. In most instances it is not indicative of any hormonal problem. It is highly probable that, if your son can be patient, the condition will recede as he develops. But, of course, remain in touch with his pediatrician about it.