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Synthol & Pectus Deformity

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hey guys. I know there's a lot of forums on sythol but I swear this is slightly different.....since I've checked everywhere online and haven't found an answer or a direction to go to.

I'm an NPC athlete but I was born with assymetrical pectus carinatum. basically my sternum is crooked. so my right chest is bigger than my left because my sternum swings to the right and my upper right abdomen is bigger than my left abdomen. I've competed in two shows and honestly the first time I placed last and the last show I did was forth. but I really want to even out my muscles. coaches say work with what u got. but honestly it's either quit competing or try some was to even out my muscles.

I was thinking of using synthol on one pec to even out the right but I'm thinking that won't work I have to do both sides. but I don't know how to Inject my right pec because my sternum is to the right of my inner right pec. I hear h have to inject like nine times a day. which is crazy. I dunno. gear has worked wonders for me but genetically my assymetrical body has been my downfall. does anyone here have a Pectus deformity???
 
Dude don’t do it man Synthol has to be the most ridiculously stupid thing u can put in your body please listen to yourself
 
I have pectus excavatum (breast bone grew inward instead of out) pretty severe. I always wanted to get it repaired but insurance always denied it despite it pressing on the right atrium of my heart. It makes my heart beat irregular from random movements all the damn time. I recently heard of a product called macrolane that is used to fill the chest cavity creating a more normal appearance. It only last 18-24 months and my case is probably too severe for it to help much but it maybe a possibility for your case.

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I have pectus excavatum (breast bone grew inward instead of out) pretty severe. I always wanted to get it repaired but insurance always denied it despite it pressing on the right atrium of my heart. It makes my heart beat irregular from random movements all the damn time. I recently heard of a product called macrolane that is used to fill the chest cavity creating a more normal appearance. It only last 18-24 months and my case is probably too severe for it to help much but it maybe a possibility for your case.

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Who cares about the appearance, if it is pushing on your heart, you need that fixed asap.
 
I wish it were an option to get fixed! When I had insurance they always denied the procedure and currently I have no insurance. Throughout my life 3 different insurance companies have denied it a total of 7x. The older you get the harder the repair is to recover from due to the cartilage getting harder as well. I'd be down 3-6 months after the few days to a week stay in hospital. Often the condition effects your lungs and you can't fill them with air BC there's not enough room. Even those people easily short on breath are regularly denied, insurance companies suck.

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Don't give up buddy. Your MRI shows two mass growths that could be carved away from the heart. Maybe someday you will. Never give up. Keep your head up buddy.
 
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Reviving old thread....
Is OP still around? Ever find any solutions even if temporary?
I since seen what was probably the best pectus surgeon in the country but my insurance denied me, again. They claimed that the pressure on my heart isn't proof it causes the arrhythmia despite a complete workup with a heart Dr that shows no issues... Insurance is such a scam.

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