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Is it normal to have a dent on the front of one thigh that looks deeper when you flex it? i have a few on one thigh but not the other. is it normal?
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Can be normal: There can definitely be asymmetric differences between the 2 thighs in the contour, from previous healed wounds or minor trauma or just the way one was born. If the areas are not painful or red & do not significantly change over time you probably do not need to worry about them, but redness/pain/changes would necessitate a Dr exam
Answered 10/5/2020
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