Well im not too sure if its something to be worried about or not, I did a little bit of looking things up and heard some others had similar things but there really was no good reason. Well, I'm 16 and under my right nipple i have a small pea sized lump, you can't see it just by looking at it and i only found out about it when i was rubbing my chest and noticed a little pain. It doesn't hurt unless i apply pressure to it and i'm not sure how long its been there(I think its recent, have never noticed it before) Any ideas what it could be?Update:Natasha L, I am not sure if its what you are talking about if you think its what its like in that link, it is not visible at all, and its rather small.. Created by Wolf. health-en - menx27s-health-en

Lump under nipple (Male)?

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Lump under nipple (Male)?

Well im not too sure if its something to be worried about or not, I did a little bit of looking things up and heard some others had similar things but there really was no good reason. Well, I'm 16 and under my right nipple i have a small pea sized lump, you can't see it just by looking at it and i only found out about it when i was rubbing my chest and noticed a little pain. It doesn't hurt unless i apply pressure to it and i'm not sure how long its been there(I think its recent, have never noticed it before) Any ideas what it could be?

Update:

Natasha L, I am not sure if its what you are talking about if you think its what its like in that link, it is not visible at all, and its rather small.

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thebone392

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I had the exact same thing. I made the mistake of letting it.. Get bigger.. It ended up being a cist. Just go to your doc and take care of it asap. It's not cancer or anything, just an irritated gland.

Natasha L

Adolescent boys going through puberty will often get lumps in their breasts. It often causes them a lot of worry, understandably so. However, it's quite common. Your doctor will tell you the same thing. IF you have a history of breast cancer in your family, specifically in the males in your family, then you should get it checked out. However, this is extremely rare.

Basically, your hormones are trying to balance themselves out right now, so your testosterone is fighting the estrogen, and boys can often get lumps in the breast area. Give it a couple months, see if it gets smaller or larger. If it doesn't go away after a couple of months, check up with your doctor. Obviously, if you have insurance and have a doctor, then have a checkup now. Your doctor is the best to judge. But you should be fine. Blame the hormones :)

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