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You realy need to speak to a docter about this , either your producing very little testosetrone , your producing a lot of testosterone which your body responds by turning it into more oestrogen or because you have high levels of testosterone your body responds by producing a lot more oestrogen.
What im trying to say is , youve got a hormone imbalance in which you need your testosterone to be regulated.
by regulating it breast tissue will stop growing and i "think" it will reduce the size of them
well thats my 2 cents any ways , good luck
If it;s tissue, yes, you have or had a hormone imbalance during puberty. If you've had the tissue for more than a few months, it's probably permanent (gynecomastia). Could be caused by above hormone imbalance or by excess prolactin/progesterone during puberty when hormones are out of whack.
See a urologist or endocrinologist and have total testosterone, free testosterone, estradiol (e2), progesterone, prolactin all checked, as well as thyroid panel.
Go from there.
The tissue will not go away without surgery, however, you may have uncovered a deeper issue that the tissue is secondary to.