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The bone on the left side of my left wrist is sticking out farther than the other?
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Asymmetry: Slight differences in the appearance of structures when one side of our body is compared to other is actually a pretty normal finding in most people. If your wrists have always looked this way, no discomfort is present and range of motion is normal, this is likely nothing to worry about.
Answered 11/14/2020
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