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Rt side of body from head to toe is skinnier i am losing wt but i have never been so assymetrical about 1/2 inch but dr says it can be normal is it?
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Uncommon: Unilateral atrophy is uncommon therefore this should be worked up further.
Answered 4/24/2014
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