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What Causes Puffy Nipples In Male?
Hi,
20 years old male, I go gym on a regular basis, 4 times a week, heavy weight lifter and I do a lot of cardio, my nipples are slightly larger and puffy, seems a bit weird because I am quite lean, now I know that I haven't finished the puberty period because my facial hair has not fully grown and my adams apple is not fully developed, So I suppose it could be due to an hormone imbalance, how could I sort this puffy nipple situation?
Thanks.
20 years old male, I go gym on a regular basis, 4 times a week, heavy weight lifter and I do a lot of cardio, my nipples are slightly larger and puffy, seems a bit weird because I am quite lean, now I know that I haven't finished the puberty period because my facial hair has not fully grown and my adams apple is not fully developed, So I suppose it could be due to an hormone imbalance, how could I sort this puffy nipple situation?
Thanks.
Mon, 18 May 2015
Hello
I appreciate your concern and you are right it could be caused by hormonal imbalances
You need not to worry I will help you out in best possible way
If you can upload a photograph or answer my these question, I will be able to guide you better
Is there any palpable lump inside your breast
Is it in both breast or in one only
It warrants clinical examination so I would advise you to consult a general surgeon for physical check up and if required it can be removed surgically
Hope this answers your question
Please feel free to ask for more assistance, I will gladly answer you
Best wishes
I appreciate your concern and you are right it could be caused by hormonal imbalances
You need not to worry I will help you out in best possible way
If you can upload a photograph or answer my these question, I will be able to guide you better
Is there any palpable lump inside your breast
Is it in both breast or in one only
It warrants clinical examination so I would advise you to consult a general surgeon for physical check up and if required it can be removed surgically
Hope this answers your question
Please feel free to ask for more assistance, I will gladly answer you
Best wishes
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