How can I get my child s six fingers back to normal?

If you don't remove this extra finger, the child will be ridiculed when he goes to school in the future, and the child will feel that he is different from others, and he will have low self-esteem.

It is possible to go to the hospital for surgery, but it is not recommended. Because six fingers are also normal, but there is just one more finger, so why bother.

The sooner the child is operated on, the better, and parents should pay more attention to the famous children's hospital and deal with it in time.

Children born with six fingers need to see a doctor, let the doctor decide how to deal with it, under normal circumstances, it is necessary to remove the extra finger for surgery, in order to return to normal, of course, if there is no impact on life, in fact, you don't need to deal with it.

Born with six fingers is a small deformity, but don't worry, your child can have minor surgery after 6 months**.

Only the hospital uses drugs to **, but the effect will not be too good, remember not to let the hospital use another hormone neutralization method.

How do you know it's caused by supermarket shrimp?

Let's look it up somewhere else.

I wish the baby good health.

Okay, hurry up and find him a wife~

Of course, hurry to the hospital, what can you ask here, don't delay the child.

It takes two weeks for the stitches to be removed normally.

Recovery will take a little longer.

But it doesn't affect your usual activities that aren't very powerful.

The six fingers are caused by inheriting dominant genes, generally males, and the chromosomes that control the production of fingers have changed, resulting in the appearance of dominant genes in offspring, which is a defective disease.

Generally, the six fingers are mostly genetically inherited diseases, but now the medical level is very developed and mature in this regard, and it can be completely removed by surgery.

The child born with 6 fingers is a polygenic genetic disease, which is caused by genes and environment, but this is not a particularly big problem, and if you are worried about affecting the appearance, you can solve it by surgery.

It's not clear. Generally, not. Because the causes of congenital malformations are genetic factors and environmental factors.

Your polydactyly belongs to a genetic mutation that causes intrauterine malformations, which is related to your mother's pregnancy, and environmental factors are different for the malformations caused by different stages of fetal development, and generally will not be inherited. Now the hospital can cut it. It doesn't matter if you have that extra finger with or without bones, but it depends on age.

Generally, it means that you can go to a big hospital for incision at the age of one.

No, you're deformed. Not hereditary. Bad lifestyle habits can lead to deformities such as smoking...

You can go to the hospital and cut off the sixth finger, the chance of inheritance is 80%, go to the hospital and cut it off, and you will become a normal person and you will not be discriminated against.

As far as I know, there is a hereditary theory, but the probability is very small.

Wouldn't it be nice if I had surgery in my infancy?

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.

I tell you very responsibly: it is pure nonsense that six fingers will bring misfortune!

This condition is polydactyly and is often congenital. Chengdu Microscopic Hand and Foot Surgery Hospital is good at long deformity surgery, and there are countless successful cases, you can try it.

It is possible to do surgery, which is a dominant inheritance, and the manifestations may be different, but they are all inherited from a dominant gene.

It should be ok. I went to the hospital and asked about the surgery, and it was probably not a major operation.

But I want to say who didn't have six fingers that were born? Dizzy.

Correct a little. Six fingers are not inherited. However, it has something to do with your elders (parents or older generations).

As for the above points, they will be inherited. LZ also said that he had never had one in his family before. The obvious problem is with your grandparents, grandparents, or parents. If you want to know the answer, ask them, but I guess they won't be honest.

Of course, you can, just go to the orthopedic hospital for surgery, and it's not a major surgery.

This is an autosomal dominant inheritance phenomenon, and it is inherited from generation to generation, it is impossible for the parents to have normal parents, are you sure that the child is the parent?

Dysplasia, when the fetus does not develop well in the mother's body, may be due to malnutrition, or nutritional deficiencies.

As a result of heredity, six fingers and double eyelids are the same as single eyelids! Like skin color, it's nature's choice! There is no need to discriminate, if you feel that you are a yellow **, do you feel like a failure?

It is caused by abnormal fetal development, congenital malformation, don't worry, just do surgery. My sister used to be in this situation at Chengdu Microscopic Hand and Foot Surgery Hospital, and now she is very healthy.