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Is Having An Asymmetrical Chest Normal?

This is in regards to my 3yr old son. I noticed recently that his left breast bone is bigger than the right. It sticks out a bit. First noticed by touch (as he would stand in front of me say at like church I would just rub his chest out of habit) that was the first I noticed, but now I see it through his skin. Common/concerning?
Mon, 4 Jul 2016
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Hello. I just read through your question.
This is very commom. as long as he is breathing comfortably and without difficulty, there is no cause for concern.
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Is Having An Asymmetrical Chest Normal?

Hello. I just read through your question. This is very commom. as long as he is breathing comfortably and without difficulty, there is no cause for concern.