<unk>  is a benign male breast enlargement. It can be physiological, occuring with infancy, puberty and old age.<unk>  can also be pathological, arising with obesity, steroid use, pharmacologic agents, medical conditions including chronic liver and renal failure or hypogonadism. The diagnosis is primarily clinical. Laboratory investigations typically performed are blood hormone levels, renal function tests and liver function tests. Ultrasound or mammography imaging modalities are also common in diagnosis. Treatment is aimed at resolution of the underlying condition. Pharmacologic options include SERMs, androgens and aromatase inhibitors. Surgery is usually reserved for patients with either psychological stresses, extensive<unk>  or failure of medical treatment.
Gynecomastia
Clitoromegaly
Breast engorgement
Penis enlargement
Aspermia
Polydipsia
Urinary hesitancy
Dyspareunia