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What Can Be An Unusually Growing Shape Of Head ?

Hello, I am a teenager, about 5 8 and pretty healthy. My head is growing very abnormally. My left side of the top of my head is definitely taller than the right side. The back of my head on the left sticks out more than the right. But the right side of my face and chin are slightly bigger than the left. I am going to the Doctor s soon but can t at the moment so PLEASE CAN YOU ANSWER THIS QUICKLY, THANK YOU.
Mon, 16 Jan 2012
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This could be congenital disorder of shape of the skull. If it is not cosmetically disfiguring or causing discomfort and symptoms then not to bother about. You can consult your Maxillofacial surgeon to determine any localised overgrowth of bones. Get a CT/MRI as recommended to look for any underlying tumors.
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What Can Be An Unusually Growing Shape Of Head ?

Welcome to Healthcare Magic This could be congenital disorder of shape of the skull. If it is not cosmetically disfiguring or causing discomfort and symptoms then not to bother about. You can consult your Maxillofacial surgeon to determine any localised overgrowth of bones. Get a CT/MRI as recommended to look for any underlying tumors.