Wow thank you everyone...I have been worried about the dents in my skull too! After reading everyone's comments I put my glasses on my head...where I wear them 75% of the time and lo and behold !!! the nose pieces fit exactly into the dents in my head. Thank you for bringing that possibility to my attention. Saved me from wasting my time at the Dr.'s and from having expensive and dangerous testing done.
whilst searching for possible answers I came across this article....https://www.hopkinsallchildrens.org/ACH-News/General-News/Finding-Success-with-Rare-Parry-Romberg-Syndrome?fbclid=IwAR3XComVwFdqNj5v6AkBAfCBAv6Qf2XfoUyC3HrmZlqhdKzytK8tf5zYxds
I too have a dent on my forehead, it appeared approx 8 months ago, it's oval shaped and approx 15mm wide. It's situated above my left eyebrow but more to the left, nearer to my temple. I've had my bloods checked and also vit D - all of them are in the normal range. I'm off to see my GP in a few days time as I believe it's increased in size a little bit compared to when I first noticed it. I thought a drop in estrogen might have been responsible (I'm perimenopause) but I'm not experiencing any other estrogen deficiency symptoms,so if anything it's the opposite. I've heard progesterone deficiency can cause bone loss too, which might be relevant in my situation. The only other thing I do, is clench my jaw during my sleep and I'm wondering if there is a connection as I've clenched so hard in the past that I've cracked a root filling! I promise I'll keep anyone who's interested updated - I'll report back as and when
Has anyone found the answer? I also have a dent, I didn't notice until I saw that there is also a bald patch. I'm taking seaweed for low thyroid, but I'm definitely not calcium or magnesium or phosphorous deficient.
Lynn. I too have the same thing any update?
Reading this forum has put my mind at ease & I can now avoid a lot of expensive tests. Perhaps it’s just a sign of aging. I’m a 41 year old female and have never had any head trauma, don’t suffer from headaches and my two nearly developed parallel dents in the top of my head don’t hurt. I thought I had caught some sort of skull collapsing disease but it must just be how some people age.