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Normal Anatomy Variant

Anatomical variation is the slight deviation of the human anatomical structures from the normal anatomy. Anatomic variants are found in a small population, and in most cases, they do not pose any risk or impact on physiology. They are also known as normal variants. Anatomies have been considered normal based on the strength of the population possessing them. Therefore, when most people have the same anatomy and are the fittest for survival, it is considered normal anatomy. So any slight deviation from the normal anatomy possessing no impact on the physiology is variant anatomy or normal variant.

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Why do I have underdeveloped jaw bones, scoliosis, and swollen face?

Query: Hi doctor, I am 20 years old. I have one kid and I am seven months pregnant. Since I started puberty, I got a lot of health problems. The left side of my underjaw is not fully grown. It feels like pieces are missing. You can also see the big difference between the left side of my chin and the right...  Read Full »


Dr. Alka

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I just read your query. See the issues like scoliosis, underjaw shape, and underdeveloped cheekbones are anatomical issues which are related to the natural structure of your body. They can not be corrected with the help of medication. You may take help from artificia...  Read Full »

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