Real gynecomastia vs psuedo gynocomastia--big difference

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First off, your definition of gynecomastia is not correct. By the

roots of the words themselves, gynecomastia refers to the

development of male BREAST TISSUE an not fat deposits in the male

breast/chest area. Simple fat deposits around the male areola is

more accurately called psyuedo gynecomastia, and it can be removed

via liosuction. Loosing weight will often help. Some use andractim

to help treat general puffiness of the male nipples.

True gynecomastia requires actual breast tissue development, and

once glandular development and duct development has taken place, you

can not reverse it. Surgery is your only option to truly get rid of

true gynecomastia and this is more involved that just sucking out

fat. The actual glandular tissue has to be removed, and if this is

not done right, the man is left with indentions in the nipple area

and deformed nipples.

Gynecomastia is caused by excess amounts of estradiol that end up

locking into the receptors in male breast tissue, and prolactin can

contribute to gynecomastia as well. Low T by itself does not cause

gynecomastia. Rather it is a higer E(excess estrogen in the male

body) to T ratio than is appropriate for the male system.

Once the T to E ratio has been rectified and proper T levels have

been maintained the feminine like fat deposits caused by male

hypgonadism usually start to correct themselves. However, in my

case as like many other men it has taken more time than i would like

it to, and the results are slow and subtle in deveoping.

>

> It seems a common perception that gyne can be reduced by

increasing

> anti estrogen supplements like DIMM or Arimidex. This is not my

> understanding. Gyne develops because of a lack of testosterone,

as

> much as an excess of estrogen. It can be significantly reduced

only by

> liposuction. Gyne is FAT, and yes diet and aerobics can help with

some

> reduction, but almost always not satisfactorally to the sufferer.

> I tried everything, and only surgery resulted in the desired

effect.

> There is also a significant danger in trying to reduce Gyne by

upping

> arimidex because if one drives their estrogen level too low,for

perhaps

> too long, one could be risking long term damage to their libido

and

> sexual organs. Not a good idea. Please help stamp out dangerous

myths.

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