gynecomastia

What are the Symptoms of Gynecomastia?

The primary symptom of gynecomastia is the enlargement of breast tissue in one or both breasts. This may be accompanied by tenderness or soreness, although pain is usually minimal. The breast tissue may feel firm or rubbery.

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