It is called Pectus excavatum. Long work, I know. It is a deformation in the chest that makes it sink in like a bowl. The bones do that, sometimes they press against the lungs and can make it difficult of breath and you must be careful when lifting.
Now, mine is not bad at all according to the doctors. I have mild persistent asthma but it is not caused by this either... Luckily my Fiance finds it attractive in me for some reason...
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Had it, got surgery. Necrobump
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My friend actually had that. He needed to wear this chest plate and get a surgery to move his heart
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I had pectus and just recently had the nuss procedure to correct it, still recovering from that painful surgery.
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I don't know anyone personally who has it, but my friend says he knew someone who did.
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I'll say, that's rather frightening. But if you fall asleep people can use your chest as a bowl for chips and dip.
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I have the opposite, I have a little bump right below my left pectoral.
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My brother had the opposite, actually.