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Old 03-23-2007, 01:07 AM #1
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Question Soft bones
Was wondering if anyone else has this problem. I think my bones are soft, I can press into my shin for a minute or so, and not real hard either. Just a firm pressure then remove my finger, and it leaves a dent. The dent will stay for hours, and has a pretty intense pain that also lingers for a few hours.

I am not bearing down with my finger real hard, that is the scary part. It used to do it only on my right leg, but now im noticing my left is starting to have the same troubles.

Any of you find this is wrong with you?
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