My girlfriend s right hand has six fingers, but she had surgery as a child and can t see it

Hexadactyly is a dominant disorder of the sex chromosomes (not autosomes), which is on the X chromosome. If the patient is male, there is a 50% chance that he will have offspring with a normal woman (normal in boys, hexadactyly in girls); If the patient is female, there are two types of complete dominance, with a 100% chance of developing the disease in children born to a completely dominant patient and a 50% chance of developing the disease in children born to a normal man (the same chance for boys and girls).Therefore, the probability of inheritance of hexadactyly is very high, and it is inherited with concomitant sex, so if the close relatives are married, the probability of developing the disease will increase.

Finally, it is recommended that male patients have a better boy (see above for the reasons).

Operable** It is not a major surgery, and it can be done in a large hospital. Surgical correction is usually done after the age of 3, and too early can cause deviation due to the destruction of the epiphysis, affecting joint mobility, lateral instability and small finger tips.

It's hard to say! It may also be inherited from generation to generation.

It's possible, but you don't have to think about it so much if you really love each other.

Not necessarily, I can't talk about it.

If you're not with 6 fingers, your kid isn't.

Dizzy, I'll have to ask an expert about this.

If you can't do it, your girlfriend can have surgery.

Then your children can do it, there is no way to do this.

Don't think about it at all, wait for the child to be born.

Is she surnamed Xuanyuan?

It can only be said"Possibly"Be.

Because the six fingers belong to the individual genetic variation, but whether it will be reflected in the gene, it depends on whether your girlfriend's family has this genetic history, if not, then the probability of your offspring will be greatly reduced, if there is this inheritance, it is inevitable that the next generation will also have this situation. However, six fingers are not a big deal, and they can be solved by surgery in today's medical industry.

It is not easy to find someone in the world who loves you and can stay with you for the rest of your life, so you have to cherish it

Hello, six fingers are more common in congenital deformities, surgery can be done under anesthesia in principle, 1-2 years old, but you can also consider a little older, according to its deformity, most of them are corrected by surgery after the age of 3, too early can cause deviation due to the destruction of the epiphysis, affecting joint activity, lateral instability and small finger ends. I wish the baby a healthy growth.

Hello, you are six fingers, is a manifestation of congenital development malformation, this has no impact on health, only affects the appearance, it is recommended that the extra fingers can be removed through surgery, avoid water before the postoperative wound is not recovered, and eat lightly.

Has this affected your lives? How can this be like this, if you care, don't delay the people's coolness.

In general, small limb deformities are not inherited. I had six fingers on my right hand (when I was 16 years old, I had surgery to remove the deformed fingers), and I got married and had a daughter. Everything is fine with my daughter.

What are you doing? What about six toes? Is this going to break up? What do you have that, right?

If your girlfriend knows she's broken up with you.

It is necessary to figure out whether it is a family hereditary or an acquired variation!

Is it a big deal to have multiple toes?

No, it's possible that she played a joke on you.

Scares the hell out of you! Want to break up?

Haha, I also have two fingers on my left thumb.

There are also bone ones.

I'm a boy, so it's fine.

Coincidentally, I also have six fingers on my right hand, mine is on the side of the thumb, I had surgery in 1 week, there is no anesthesia, I don't need a good hospital, if there is a condition, it will be better, it is not so troublesome, but there will be a scar after the operation, my hand is still there, the key is the problem of the child in the future, this is actually not a major surgery, I am a man, it is not so obvious, but there are times of discrimination.

When I was a child, my parents forced it to do it, and I didn't take anesthetic.

No, I did it when I was 1 month old.

It should be fine, the local anesthesia does not affect the brain.

If you want to have surgery, the cost depends on which level of hospital you go to, and the top three will cost about 3,000.

For one more finger, the child may have to pay a lot.

Remove one more finger and leave a memory at most.

The money can be counted as an amputation without asking the hospital, and the surgical operation is 2000-3000.

This is something that I think you should do if you want to have a psychological impact on your child's future life and don't want to cause unnecessary shadows.

Because if your child is more special than other children, he will be talked about by his classmates, and his child will definitely be very uncomfortable.

As for the cost of surgery, I think you should go to the local authoritative big hospital and ask, don't go to the small hospital, every place no.

It's the same, it's an excisional operation.

It's better to do it, otherwise it will have a certain impact on the child's future life. Some surgeries are done at the child's age when the best time is better.

If you think about your appearance, you should do it. But it shouldn't make a difference.

It's better to do it, otherwise it will have an impact on the child's future life.

Hello, as long as you buy NCMS or urban medical insurance, the medical expenses will be reimbursed, and the cost of this operation is not large.