Finasteride, Gynaecomastia and Gynecomastia

I went to the GP about my recent urology clinic appointment.

I saw the urologist last week.

If someone had told me a year ago that I would be spending time choosing bras, working out my cup size and thinking about which one was most comfortable to sleep in, I would probably have laughed.

I noticed that since having breasts that I am standing more upright, but not necessarily pushing my chest forward.

Having spent a week with a holiday group in a foreign country, I've come to realise something that should have been obvious.

I was travel sick on a coach journey yesterday.

Based on various comments on Reddit and elsewhere I decided to try a wired bra.

I've been trying to work out what it is that is most difficult about having Gynaecomastia This a chart which is an attempt to pin down my thoughts.

It seems paradoxical at first: finasteride lowers DHT, which is an androgen, so why would the breasts grow?

Yesterday I had the phone call from the Counselling Organisation that provides Talking Therapies for my local NHS service.

I've done a lot of cycling over the years, all sorts, touring, day rides, commuting and utility rides.

I have a plan.

Following a torrid 24 hours of prostate related urine problems I made an appointment to see my GP.

Okay, so many or most men have a bit of a thing about women's breasts.

I'm still (obviously) working out my clothing strategy.

There is none!