Little boy has a lump in his breast. What's going on?

A boy has small lumps in his breast, which may be caused by physiological factors, endocrine disorders, local lesions and other reasons.

1. Physiological factors

in the growth and development of a boy, there may be transient hyperplasia of the breast phenomenon, which is usually caused by changes in hormone levels. This situation will generally subside over time, without special treatment, but it needs to be closely observed.

2. Endocrine disorders

If a boy has abnormalities in the endocrine system, such as hormone secretion imbalance, it may lead to abnormal breast development, the appearance of lumps. This may be related to certain diseases, drug use or bad lifestyle, etc., and further examination and evaluation are needed to determine the specific cause and targeted treatment.

3. Local

lesions of the breast, such as lipoma, fibroma and other benign tumors, may also be manifested as lumps. Although these are usually benign, they still need to be diagnosed and evaluated by a professional doctor, and surgery may be required if necessary.