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Suncken Crown. On Major Diet Change. Consult Doctor?

I'm a hair dresser and was cutting my 40 year old husbands hair, I noticed that on the back side of his crown that 1inch deep and 2inches wide, the crown has suncken. I'm a bit concerned because over the last few years he has hit weight lifting hard and has had a major diet change that I thought was for the better.
Could you please let me know if I need to talk him into going to see a doctor, or if this is normal
Thanks Peta
Thu, 20 Jun 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query,

I do not think it is a call for concern. considering the fact he presents with no signs and symptoms of nervous tissue damage, it ok. It would have been a problem if he complained frequently of headaches, visual difficulties, had some seizures or fits. I this case, there is no problem and You really need not worry under such circumstances. I can reassure you all is well, provided no signs and symptoms of neurological lesions have been registered.

Thanks once again and best regards,

Bain LE, MD.
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Suncken Crown. On Major Diet Change. Consult Doctor?

Hi and thanks for the query, I do not think it is a call for concern. considering the fact he presents with no signs and symptoms of nervous tissue damage, it ok. It would have been a problem if he complained frequently of headaches, visual difficulties, had some seizures or fits. I this case, there is no problem and You really need not worry under such circumstances. I can reassure you all is well, provided no signs and symptoms of neurological lesions have been registered. Thanks once again and best regards, Bain LE, MD.