Patient's question:
A child next door often plays with my son. Yesterday, they said they were going swimming. After coming back, my son said that Li Li had injured himself today. I was a bit worried and went to his house to check. It turns out the child has progressive diaphyseal dysplasia. What is progressive diaphyseal dysplasia?Doctor's answer:
This progressive skeletal dysplasia, also known as hyperostosis, symmetrical sclerotic thick bone disease, can be seen in multiple children of all ages. It starts slowly and insidiously. Due to the long limbs, it is often characterized by limb pain and muscle weakness. This condition can be treated. First, you should choose a regular hospital. It is good to actively accept treatment. If you have progressive skeletal dysplasia, please rest assured that it can be cured. Children of all ages can be cured. According to your description, it is recommended to take your child to the hospital for a detailed examination. Do not delay the condition. I hope my answer is helpful to you. Very helpful