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The right side of my collarbone sticks out more than the left side. i'm not sure if i should go to the hospital for it?
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Probably not.: See an orthopedic shoulder specialist, who will obtain xrays, and may be able to tell you the cause, just based on those. He/she may order an MRI if needed.
Answered 7/17/2018
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