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Rib cage. .

2018-08-10 03:56:05
I have rib cage assymeteey left one stick more than right , I have no problem of breathing or anything is this normal assymetry
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It can be due to vitamin d 3 deficiency in childhood.  Start with  capsule uprise D3 60,000 IU once a week x 8 weeks and tab shelcal 1 tab twice a day x 2 months. Do see a physiotherapy doctor and learn breathing exercise.  And do see an orthopaedic surgeon near u to assess u properly and guide u with respect of any shortcomings if any

Answered2018-08-10 04:53:54

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