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Dents Near The Centre Of My Head, Vitamin-d Deficiency, Ore-osteoporosis. Causes For Dents?

I have developed two dents in my head near center. They seem to be getting worse and others who touch feel them right away. They are two narrow 1-2 long narrow grooves or furrows. A bit scary. I do know I m vit D deficient and have been told I am in ore- osteoporosis stages. But the head dents are new! Could a new med cause this?
Sat, 9 Feb 2013
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Hi there ~

You do not mention your age in your question, however dents in your head are abnormal. I would recommend that you get a CT scan of your head to rule out any abnormalities. Also if you are Vitamin D deficient there are many ways to overcome the problem. Your first stop should be an endocrinologist who should address your problem. You also do not mention what new med was used. However in any case please see a qualified doctor.

I hope this helps. Take care.
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Dents Near The Centre Of My Head, Vitamin-d Deficiency, Ore-osteoporosis. Causes For Dents?

Hi there ~ You do not mention your age in your question, however dents in your head are abnormal. I would recommend that you get a CT scan of your head to rule out any abnormalities. Also if you are Vitamin D deficient there are many ways to overcome the problem. Your first stop should be an endocrinologist who should address your problem. You also do not mention what new med was used. However in any case please see a qualified doctor. I hope this helps. Take care.