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I am worried about this. why is my right forearm bigger than my left forearm? its skinnier on the left side. should i be concerned ?
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Right handed?: If you're right handed, you use your right hand more, and may notice a slight difference in size, especially if you're a tennis player. If you're worried, see your primary care provider for a proper evaluation. Hope this helps!
Answered 5/28/2015
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