Going through puberty - Normal Weight, Chest and yet I have Puffy Nipples, Is it still Gynaecomastia? (photo)

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Thank you for your question.
It is difficult to determine if you have or not gynecomastia, without a picture
or physical exam.
Based on your description, It doesn't seem to be the case. Usually patients
with gynecomastia complain of:
1. Tenderness and sensitivity to the nipples.
2. Hardness to the nipples
3. Breast increased size.

Most of the times the symptoms that you complain of, should go away once your
body stabilizes the hormonal storm that you are going through.

I would recommend you to go to your pediatrician to make sure everything is
within the normal side.

Best luck.