Hypoechoic Lesions on left chest

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Asked for Male, 27 Years

I got an ultra sound done after my left chest was appearing than my right chest. I had this issue during my teenage but never cared. Last couple of years sedentary lifestyle and along with less exercise the appearance of the chest was more evident. I got an Ultrasound Done and it says this Minimal fibroglandular tissues in the left breast-Likely s/o gynaecomastea. Two small hypoechoic lesions in the periphery of the left breast at 3 o clock,and periareolar region at 8-9 o clock position - Likely BIRADS III lesions" They are measuring about 7 to 9mm Is this normal? Should I be worried?

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Dr. Harsha.N General Surgeon 10 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harsha.N

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As per the report you are having gynaecomastoia which is a condition in which the male breast enlarges in size. I would like to ask you few more questions to determine its cause and later prescribe treatment. KINDLY CONSULT ME ONCE

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