Hormonal imbalances of testosterone and estrogen levels in men and boys can often lead to the condition known as gynecomastia. This can occur in one or both breasts and may result in puffy nipples, swollen nipples or large areolas. Common names for gynecomastia include "man boobs," or moobs. Males most likely to develop enlarged breasts include newborns, boys going through puberty and older men. In most cases, the development is due to natural changes in hormonal levels although other causes...

Low T and Gyno Starting around puberty, a male’s testes begin producing increasing levels of a hormone called testosterone. This process causes the voice to deepen, hair to develop on the body and many of the other physical changes that are associated with becoming a grown man. The body must then maintain a certain level of this male hormone to maintain adequate health. As men age, this level naturally declines. However, low testosterone, or Low T can become a problem...

Understanding Hormonal Imbalances and Gynecomastia Gynecomastia is a condition that can be very taxing both mentally and physically for those who have it. Having to deal with concealing your enlarged chest appearance from others can be a source of anxiety and stress. For men and boys, experiencing feelings of guilt and shame while hiding gynecomastia are sadly a part of daily life. If you are living with gynecomastia, it is time to stop kicking yourself over this health issue that...