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Regarding underdeveloped body
Since my childhood, i have pectus excavatum and my hands and legs are very thin even though my weight is 47 48 , i have bow legs too , my shoulder seems little bit muscular but my hands are even thinner as compared to the children of 15 -16 age , is it due to vitamin d deficiency or something else , now it's effecting my self esteem as i am very thin and a college going student despite of eating all food , my boding isn't becoming healthy like a normal 20 22 years old boy
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Clinical examination and possibly some blood tests might be required
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Hello. As u have multiple problems in ur skeletal system, u need a clinical examination and few xrays to know the exact cause of ur problem. Thin built can be ur genetic make up or there may be some protein energy mal nutrition ,which can be known by clinical examination and few blood tests.
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Need further information, investigation and physical examination.
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