No. The protrusion is how you developed when you were younger. usually not noticeable in adults. Skinny adult males with the protrusion will notice it. Adult females usually do not since the adult female breast tissue usually hides/covers it.
Anyway, this is normal - I happen to have the protrusion myself.
Adaptation
evolution
Adaptation is the process by which a species changes over time to survive in its habitat.
It would be carbonation.Hope this helped:)
They adapt and evolve through the process of natural selection and learned behaviours.
The xiphoid process (part of the sternum) is one of them.The xiphoid process is a small bit of cartilage located at the very bottom of the sternum. Over time, it fuses to the sternum by turning into bone. It's also called the xiphisternum.
compress the lower sternum but not over the xiphoid
The sternum is located at the top-centre of the chest, where the ribs come together, and can be felt quite easily by moving the hand downwards from the throat.Sternum is a Long Flat Bone shaped as "T", which is places on a chest otherwise it is called "Breast Bone"breast bone
Yes,because they do not automatically heal in one day
I AM NOT A DOCTOR. So this is not a definitive answer. I lost a lot of weight over a period of over two years--from 245 to 178. About the time I reached 200 I noticed that my xiphoid process was bent outward, the fat now being gone from there. My xiphoid process was originally normal. Since I was heavy for about 20 years, in my 30's and 40's, I think that sitting down or lounging with my big belly put enough pressure on it for a long enough time to gradually bend it up. I have seen posts on other forums from men who have lost weight who suddenly noticed the same thing. So this is "anecdotal" for sure but it seems to me that it is a pretty good explanation. There are lots of cultures in the world that "sculpt" human bone structure by putting pressure on specific areas for long periods of time. Also, corestted women report changes to the shapes of their rib cages after long term corsetting.
You need to see your doctor to have the piercing sites lanced so the piercings will heal over.
A bruised tail bone will heal over time. There is no strategy for speeding healing of a bruise.
The best way to have a scrape heal is to put Neosporin ointment over the area and cover it with a Band-Aid. Then leave the scrape alone to heal naturally.
Just give them time and they will eventually heal. give it a week at most
If its new, it'll heal over relatively fast. If it's older, it may or may not heal over. Its pretty common for the inside to heal and the outside to still look open. Just depends. If you want to keep it open, the best way to do that is to always wear jewelry in it.
To heal a hamstring you may want to apply cold to your leg and stretch it often after showers. You can stretch a hamstring by crossing one leg over the other then bending over. Also give it time to heal, try not to repull it. Hope this helps. =]
Chickenpox take roughly 2-3 weeks to heal, scab over and start to fade.