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One side of my collar bone sticks out more than the other. i was a huge baby. related?
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Could be: Sometimes the collar bone can fracture during delivery. Usually, fractures as an infant will heal without deformity. Have you had a recent injury? I would have it evaluated to make sure there is not a mass or more significant problem.
Answered 5/1/2017
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