Patient's question:
My wife is now about 4 and a half months pregnant. This time during the prenatal check-up, the doctor told you that he still has congenital hypochondroplasia. I and my wife were very hurt to know this. I don't know what the symptoms of congenital hypochondroplasia in the fetus are.Doctor's answer:
During prenatal examinations, if fetal congenital chondrodysplasia reappears, it usually poses a significant interference to the health of the fetus. The recurrence of this condition may lead to a disproportionate occurrence of the trunk and limbs of the fetus, as well as the possibility of the femur bending. This is typically caused by or genetic mutations. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery and health!