Children’s health affects the hearts of countless parents, and anything that goes wrong makes them nervous. Therefore, when parents take care of their children, they should pay more attention to their every move, and consult a doctor promptly if they find any abnormalities. This is a major event that affects the child's life!

What are chicken breasts? Chicken breast refers to the deformity of the sternum that bulges forward and is shaped like a chicken breast. As the name suggests, it is called chicken breast. Chicken breast is a common thoracic deformity in children. It has a great impact on the growth and development of children, and they may suffer discrimination from others, so they must pay more attention and treatment.

So what is the reason for the appearance of chicken breasts?

1. Some chicken breasts are born. This kind of congenital malformation occurs during the fetal period due to various factors, such as lack of nutrition, abnormal development, etc.

2. Deformities caused by acquired dysplasia. In some cases, due to lack of comprehensive nutrient absorption after birth, children suffer from certain diseases caused by malnutrition, such as rickets in children, etc., which will lead to deformities over time.

3. Diseases secondary to the chest cavity. For example, in some congenital heart diseases, the enlarged heart compresses the chest wall, forming a pectus pectus deformity. Flat chest deformity caused by chronic empyema, etc.

Whether these reasons are congenital or acquired, parents should actively face them and find solutions. What are the possible solutions for children with chicken breasts?

1. Do more exercise gymnastics and breathing exercises. Place your feet shoulder-width apart, relax your whole body, then straighten your arms forward, inhale at the same time, pause for a while and then lower your arms, repeat several times, and practice for 10-20 minutes every day.

2. Push-ups are also a feasible exercise for chicken breasts. Perform push-ups or lift dumbbells with both arms forward 3-4 times every day, for about 10 minutes each time.

3. Training on horizontal and parallel bars every morning. This is not just a simple single and parallel bar, but a somersault on the single and parallel bars. It is best to do it on an empty stomach, but stop as soon as you feel tired.

4. Follow the doctor’s other suggestions or treatment plans.

Professional opinions and solutions are of the most scientific significance!