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Should I get chest MRI
I feel that my left ribs has less muscle around it than right including shoulder.
I had an accident before 2 years to that area but no fractures.
I had spine mri, blood tests, chest xray etc but all are normal
I also feel hallow under my lest rib and at the same part on right I feel thick.
Attached the photo where I feel hallow.
At the same point I get very very mild strain when I breathe full.
2nd photo - only when I touch I g t pain , else no pain.that is the part where I got hurt 2 years back.
It's been like since that time and it feels uncomfortable feeling that my left is small and right is big.
Should I get chest MRI or any other MRIs?
I did brain and spine which are ok according to doc and blood tests as well , for which I am taking vitamin D.
Please help.
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Sounds and looks like you have osteomalacia. A condition due to low vitamin D.
Once you get injections for vitamin d you will start improving. Your bones may take time to change into normal.
Tablets will take too long
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