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Muscle Imbalance
Hello dr. My brothers age is 19, height 5.6, weigh 60 and he has muscle imbalance.
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I want to know that why his left arm( shoulder bicep forearm) isn't growing as same as right. Right one has little more fat too. Why is his left arm is smaller than right. He has no scoliosis and no pain in any part of his body. But still has this issue.
Energy distribution to right - left sides is must be 50-50 then how this happened. The difference between his right left arms is around 1.5 inches.
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Proper diagnosis must meet physiotherapist ya orthopedic doctor
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Hi Sir,
If your brother is right handed then its normal because normally there is always slight difference in both side of body. But if he's not right handed then you may consult Orthopedician and have a review.
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Dr. Faiyazuddeen Kuthbudeen (PT)
Physiotherapist
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Why ur bothering about the inch I don’t think so why curious about the left arm did he took any vaccinations injection in the left and get weakness did u know at that time if at all no worries nothing is the problem
In the muscle thickness
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