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I'm 14 and very self conscious about it its about inch outwards and people call it my uniboob. laughed at first, cried later...
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My son is 15 and just got a Brace that  he will have to wear for the next year or so. We were referred to Shriners Children Hospital. If you can't get a referral call them. Don't give up - there is help out there. It took me a while to find someone to help. Earlier in this post there is a company who leaves a message they can help too. I think its pectus joe   They specialize in this treatment.   I think the  brace  is a better option than surgery . 

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My son is 14 and pretty skinny so it seems that it is more noticeable due to being skinny.
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My son had his left side of his chest stick out at age 11 and its still that way. ive brought him for ex-rays. The doctors cant find anything wrong. I will tell him about the pushups. :) Thanks. He is now 13.

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Will this effect muscle growth or the appearance of muscles on the chest?
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Young man, you are not alone in this.  I was born with my breastbone/sternum protruding as well, yet I was born in 1954 (so I'm 60 now).  Even though I'm older, I still have it, and I am also a lot heavier than I was when I was younger.  I hated going bare-chested as my sternum would stick out, so I always wore a t-shirt to kind of hide it.  I was also born with heart murmur, and it went away for awhile, until I got older and I have it back again.  I have done exercises, bench presses to build up my pec's, to make it less noticable, but it is still there.  I also grew up with the flexibility in my joints, and was a gymnast in Jr. High in the late 1960's.  I always refused to take off my shirt because I would always be laughed at.  Unfortunately, my flexibility is no where it once was as most of my joints are arthritic today.  I don't want to scare you, as this is not my intention.  I just know how it feels as well.

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When I was a kid, I was horribly skinny. I looked like I was anorexic, I was so skinny. At 14 I was only 4'-6" and weighed 62 lbs. When I graduated high school in 1972, I was 6 foot and weighed 105. I know the feeling, very well.
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I also have had this problem since I was about 15. I am 17 now, still have it. Could I be expecting it to go away?
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im 15 and have this problem its screwed
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I'm a 14 year old and I had the same problem my whole life. I have always been naturally skinny but I began to put on weight and workout more last year, it's nothing to worry about as long as you eat and excersize, I found bench pressing and dips work the best as my chest had began to fill in, hope this helps
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THANK YOU!
Started him on Vitamin D today - will get other vitamins you suggested during this week.
Thanks again for your post.
Best regards,
J
(Mom to Matt!)
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I'm 16 and also have this piece of sh*t, I think what makes you notice it less / helps are mostly. DUMBELL PULL OVERS and BENCH. yw
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I am 35. I was tall and skinny I'm 6'1" now but a little more weight 180. I have a fast metabolism as well. I had this damn "bird cage" as well. I hated going swimming but had to for school in 6th grade. when I really started noticing it. So did others. I would get teased about it it didn't bother me much until I really got in my head about it. It made it a little difficult in my head when I was messing around with girls always nervous to take off my shirt. Bit in reality almost all the girls I was with never noticed or gave a damn..whenever I was skinnier in life I noticed it more. Have a healthy diet and try to keep a little weight on. Lifting didn't seem to do a whole lot. But might help for others. Pretty crazy but cool to see others with this. I actually had a partially collapsed lung in my 20s might be something associated. From some strenuous activity. But other than that haven't seemed to be anything wrong. I still notice it a little bit but no where near as bad as when I was younger. But who gives a sh*t what others think. You learn that as you get older. Youngsters are harsh. Sometimes bringing it up before people can say anything helps from stupid comments...could be a hell of a lot worse. Be thankful this is the biggest of problems for you.

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I have I think the same issue...well it’s probably not an issue but it does make me self conscious not as bad as it used to... u see it sticks out quite a bit and honestly makes my Brest look smaller than they already r. The bone slopes down to my nonexistent cleavage and the bone has a point it’s not sharp or nothing but u can tell it’s there cuz it’s higher then my surrounding skin and bone. And the thing is is that iv had it as long as I can remember and iv always been short and very thin and fit. Iv wanted to get it removed but idk what it is or y it’s there it never seems to go away no matter how much weight I put on
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Iv always been very healthy so I have no healthy issues except allergies and the bone it perfectly centered
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