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Gynecomastia (cont.)

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Gynecomastia Treatment

Treatment of gynecomastia is not always necessary since transient gynecomastia, such as occurs during puberty, generally resolves on its own without treatment within three years. If medications are the cause of gynecomastia, stopping the offending drug can be effective in reducing gynecomastia. Treatment of any underlying medical conditions is also important. Both medications (see below) and surgery have been successfully used to treat gynecomastia.

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