The protrusions of the clavicles on both sides are different

Under normal circumstances, the two sides of the body are symmetrical, with hands and feet of the same size, and the clavicles on both sides are generally equally protruding. However, some friends find that the protrusion of the clavicle on both sides is different, and they are particularly worried that there may be a problem and whether it will affect their health. The following article will introduce this phenomenon of different protrusions of the clavicle on both sides in detail. If you are interested, you can read the following article. I hope it can help you.

The human body's appearance is a very strange thing. Just as some people are good-looking while others are hideous, the bones also undergo some changes. But this is all normal. I attribute the occurrence of this phenomenon to three factors. One is a problem of bone formation during embryonic development, which does not affect the function; the second is genetics, which also does not affect the function; the third is caused by bad habits in acquired conditions, which still does not affect the function. Some people's facial features are not very symmetrical, and some people have long and short hands and feet, so you don't have to worry too much about it. If you look closely at each person, you will find that no one is completely straight, so a difference of one centimeter is normal.

People who are thin and have broad collarbones should not wear clothes with large collars. It is better to wear some round sleeves. But really, every skinny, bony person is the same, so you're not special. It's best to gain some weight, but if that's not possible, don't mind it too much. Thin people have their own advantages.

If you want to correct it, I think the best thing is to change your sitting posture and swim. Swimming is very good, as it can significantly develop bones. Of course, if you swim on one side for a long time, it can naturally develop that side as well.

The different protrusions of the left and right clavicles can be caused by many factors, including scoliosis, torticollis, shoulder deformity, etc.

Guidance:

It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital's orthopedic department for a physical examination, take an X-ray to determine the cause of the disease, make a differential diagnosis, and treat the symptoms accordingly. This has nothing to do with medication.