how do you pronounce gynecomastia?
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GUY-nuh-ko-MASS-tee-uh.\n\n'bitch tits'
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Yes, this is called gynecomastia and can occur in men who take female hormones (for whatever reason) and some other medications (such as cimetidine and spironolactone). This can also happen in patients with several disorders: chronic liver disease, hyperthyroidism, testicular tumors, klinefelter's syndrome, and many more.
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Thbe condition is called gynecomastia and it is treated sometimes by cosmetic surgery.
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Pronunciation: 'sI-"an, -&n\n\nThe link below will even pronounce it for you out of your speakers.
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for both genders:\n\nu: hey\nthem: hey\nu: wats up\nthem: nm u?\nu: nuthin\nblah blah blah...it goes on from then\n\n\n\nthats how it usually starts
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I am assuming you know this from some sort of research but there are 4 types of gynecomastia. type 1 will usually go away on it's own, seeing that you have had this for many yrs there could be an underlying condition causing it and some of them are serious. Have you discussed this with your primary physician?
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I don't think there's such a thing.\n\nAnyway, pronouncing it is easy. Every letter is pronounced (well, theoretically, it should be).All the consonants are pronounced basically the same way as in english, with some exceptions; \n\nJ: it's like the "ch" in scottish "loch". A bit softer, maybe.\nG: before E and I, it's pronounced like a spanish "j", But;when you come across "gue","gui" groups, don't pronounce the "u". The sound it's like in "Ghent"="Guent". In that case or elsewhre, it's like the G in "gun". NEVER like in "general" in any case.\nV and B: Both are pronounced as B.\nH: It's not pronounced, except after a C. CH, like in english.\nÑ: can you say lasagna? that same GN sound.\nC: has two sounds, like K ( before A,O,U or consonant) or like TH in english "Thunder" (elsewhere).\nZ; Like TH group in "Thunder"\nQ: like K. In "QUE" and "QUI" groups, the U is not pronounced at all.\nLL and Y: BOTH like the Y in "Yellow". Exception; word "Y" meaning "And". Pronounced "ee". E.g; "You and me" = "Tu y yo", pron; Too ee jo. \nR: Either like the first R in "Repair" but harder (in the beggining of a word or before consonant) or like in "arise" (before vowel), but softer.\nRR: Like in the first R in "Repair" but harder.\n\nI think that's it, basically.\n\nVowels; unlike english, they're ALWAYS pronounced in the same manner, in every word.\n\nA: like the A of "lamb".\nE: like the E of "personal".\nI: like the I of "bit".\nO: like the O of "mob".\nU: like the OO group of "spoon", but a bit shorter.
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Gee - ATCH - Chee- o\n\nBoth c's are pronounced as ch - one at the end of the second syllable, one at the start of the third. Closest English equivalent are the ch sounds when you say "beach chair"
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[`ja: - ne - gava`riu: - po - ang`lisski]\n1) I - [ja:] (like in "yard" - [ja:d])\n2) don't speak - [ne] (or it may sound like [ni]) [gava'riu]\n3) English [pa - ang`lisski]  ([g] like in grass, not gym)\n\nI'm Russian  :)
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You pronounce it like a gay man that's how.  \n\nAre you asking what to do to correct it???\n\nGo to your local hospital and see if they have a speech theropy clinic or if there is one in the area...   They will be able to help.  If there is none go to the school, Yes that is right the school, ask who the speech teacher is and then work a deal for tutoring in the evening.
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It's slang for semen. It can also refer to male orgasm in general.
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i think the gyno your talking about is gynocomastia, which is men having boobs basically, and you might not get it right away, but as soon as you get off the steroids, then all that muscle will convert into fat, so i wouldn't use those...  try things like creatine and other vitamin supplements you can pick up at the local vitamin shop...
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Some guys have larger areolas [the "red circles"], as they range from very small to large.  Nipple sizes on guys vary, too.  Usually gynecomastia refers to the actual breast area.... refer to the link below, as it has some information that you may find useful and informative.
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'Chest' refers to the entire area between the abdomen (below the ribs...ish) and the neck. 'Breast' refers to either of the two milk-secreting bumpy bits found in the centre of this section on a woman. \n\nPlus, breasts are fun.
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as a noun: pamirštas or užmirštas (these are masculine) for feminine gender change it to pamiršta or užmiršta\n\nparticiple II: \n\nI've forgotten: aš pamiršau, užmiršau\nYou've forgotten: tu pamiršai, užmiršai\nHe's/She's forgotten: jis pamiršo, užmiršo\nWe've forgotten: mes pamiršome, užmiršome\nThey've forgotten: jie pamiršo, užmiršo\n\nhope this helps
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Jsem Kanad'anka \n\nIt does depend on gender.\n\nFor pronounciation guide you may look at \n\n Czech for Anglophones\n\nhttp://www.hedgie.eu/accent/CzLearn.php
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androgogy - woman looks like man\npedagogy- man looks like woman