What to do if a man has big breasts

Because female bodies secrete estrogen, while male bodies secrete testosterone, female body organs are different from male body organs. Generally speaking, normal male chests are flat, and only men who have trained their chest muscles will have larger chests than men. However, some men still find that their chests are too big, which seriously undermines the self-confidence of these men. So how can men with big chests reduce their size?

1. How to reduce the size of male breasts

1.1. Weight loss treatment

A large part of the reason why men have large breasts is because of obesity. If you want to have a straight and masculine figure and get rid of your embarrassing large breasts, losing weight is essential.

1.2. Hospital Examination

Physiological hormones are beneficial to the development of physiological organs. The reason why men have large breasts and appear feminine is probably due to excessive estrogen in the body. At this time, you need to go to the hospital for a comprehensive physical examination to find out where the problem is, and then receive effective treatment with the cooperation of the doctor.

1.3. Breast slimming drugs

Once the fat in a man's chest is reduced, his chest will return to normal. There are many breast slimming drugs on the market today, and they are very effective. For example, some breast slimming essences, applied on the chest, are easy to use and can burn fat for the chest in a short time, making it firm again.

1.4. Rest and eat

You should also pay attention to your diet. First of all, you should avoid irritating foods, eat more vegetables and fruits, and don't just eat meat because of greed. If you eat a lot of meat and fish every day, eat as much as you want, and live an irregular life, your body will be in a sub-healthy state, how can you not have too much fat, and how can your breasts return to normal.

2. Why do men also have big breasts?

2.1. Testicular diseases

Poor testicular function, congenital testicular dysplasia, orchitis, testicular damage, testicular tumors, etc., reduce the secretion of male hormones and increase the level of estrogen, leading to breast development.

2.2 Liver disease

All sex hormones in the body are processed by the liver, and estrogen is no exception. If the liver suffers from diseases such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, and liver cancer, the unprocessed estrogen in the body will gradually increase, eventually leading to breast development.

2.3 Adrenal gland diseases

The adrenal glands are an important "source" of estrogen in men. If a tumor grows in the adrenal glands or the tissue proliferates, the estrogen production will increase abnormally, leading to breast development.

2.4. Hypothalamic-pituitary diseases

The hypothalamus-pituitary gland secretes adrenocorticotropic hormone to instruct the adrenal glands to work. Once the pituitary gland suffers from tumors or other diseases, the secretion of this substance will be abnormal, blindly prompting the adrenal glands to produce more estrogen.

2.5. Effects of drugs

Some drugs such as progesterone, isoniazid, reserpine, tricyclic antidepressants, chlorpromazine, methyldopa, spironolactone, amphetamine, digitalis, etc. can also affect the metabolism of estrogen and induce breast enlargement.

3. Clinical manifestations of male breast development

3.1. Breast enlargement: The breasts swell up, which is different from that of normal men. It may be unilateral or bilateral, and sometimes accompanied by enlargement of the nipple and areola.

3.2. Breast pain: Male developed breasts often have a swollen pain, tingling, or throbbing pain. If there are obvious nodules, it is often accompanied by tenderness or tenderness. It is rare for patients to have no pain.

3.3 Nipple discharge: Generally, the main symptom is white milky secretion when squeezing the nipple. Spontaneous discharge is rare. The breasts of such patients often look like those of adult women, so this type is sometimes called "lactation type" or "female type" in clinical practice.