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Essential oils implicated in prepubertal gynaecomastia
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BMJ
2007;334:282.3
When a boy aged only 4 years presented with gynaecomastia, doctors suspected he had been exposed to exogenous oestrogens. Oral contraceptives, soya products, and marijuana were all considered but dismissed by his mother. As the gynaecomastia got slowly worse, she …
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