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Puffy nipples. Possible gynecomastia
I have had Puffy nipples since puberty. I used to be overweight 112 kg. Now I have brought it down to 85 and gained some muscle too. But still am unable to get rid of the Puffy nipples. Do I need medication like tamoxifen and Exemestane. Please advise
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Its better to go for safe and natural treatment like Ayurvedic. Tamoxifen n exemestane use can cause side-effects. Also, would advise to start some sort of exercise, preferably Yoga which will help in bringing Hormonal Balance.
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Consult me online if you want permanent solution
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Take some ayurveda medicines
Do some special yoga for this
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Dr. Milind Sathe
General Physician
37 yrs exp
Indore
Puffy nipples could be because of fat deposition.
If there are hard nodules, consult a General Surgeon.
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