Patient's question:
My child's hands are one big and one small, which wasn't the case before. I only noticed it recently. Hello, do you have any issues? About past treatment history and effectiveness: Not concerned about it. Help needed: Want to understand the situation.Doctor's answer:
The sizes of a child's hands may differ. If there is a significant difference, it is recommended to have them checked at the hospital. Advice: Minor differences may also be normal, or they could be due to psychological factors. Of course, if the condition is very pronounced or related to intergenerational inheritance or congenital factors, it is necessary to have the hospital orthopedics conduct a thorough examination. I hope my explanation is helpful to you. Wishing you health and happiness. Doctor's inquiry: Hello, have you had a thorough examination?