my 4 months progress
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Great job, man, you've made obvious progress. I bet people are noticing
It is deformity of the sternum bone. The bone is pressed into the chest, resulting in a "caved-in" or sunken appearance.
Pectus excavatum is a congenital deformity of the sternum.
The condition usually progresses during the time of rapid bone growth in the early teenage years. Estimates for the prevalence of this condition range from one in 150 to 1000 children. Though the cause is not certain, the male/female ratio is 3 to 1.
Surgical correction has been shown to repair any functional symptoms that may occur in the condition, such as respiratory problems or heart murmurs.
Man, great progress, you're an inspiration. Your chest look great, they've gotten big. Your deformity is no longer visible, it's completely gone.
Honestly I don't see any deformity at all in the later pictures, your chest looks full, big and muscular.
It seems to me like you're overthinking about your deformity. You did great and you're worrying too much about it, being self-conscious. At this point it's all in your head. Don't think about it.
Try to realize and grasp the fact that you don't have a deformity, you will feel much better believe me.
Keep up the great work!
Honestly I don't see any deformity at all in the later pictures, your chest looks full, big and muscular.
It seems to me like you're overthinking about your deformity. You did great and you're worrying too much about it, being self-conscious. At this point it's all in your head. Don't think about it.
Try to realize and grasp the fact that you don't have a deformity, you will feel much better believe me.
Keep up the great work!
Your doing good keep it up
keep it up