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How is frontal bossing treated?
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Depends: Frontal bossing can arise from various genetic syndromes that usually present early in life. A disorder known as acromegaly (excess growth hormone in adults) is very uncommon, but can cause this disorder in adults. Other than treating the original problem, i know of no specific therapy for frontal bossing, particularly when secondary to a genetic cause. Check w/your doctor.
Answered 3/23/2013
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