Ilayda
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Does pectus get worse with age?
Pectus excavatum typically worsens with age, mostly during adolescence, so the physical sunken chest will likely become more noticeable at this time. It may also cause: Shortness of breath (worse with exercise) or wheezing. Chest pain or pressure.
Pectus excavatum typically worsens with age, mostly during adolescence, so the physical sunken chest will likely become more noticeable at this time. It may also cause: Shortness of breath (worse with exercise) or wheezing. Chest pain or pressure.