Patient's question:
The little baby next door is getting thinner and thinner, and his complexion is not very good either. Later, I heard from my family that the baby has been diagnosed with fibrous dysplasia of bone. I would like to consult about the main reasons that cause this condition.Doctor's answer:
It is a self-limiting benign fibrous tissue disease with an unknown etiology and slow progression. Given the slow clinical progression of the disease, patients with minimal or no symptoms may not require immediate surgery but should be closely followed up. Patients with rapid disease progression, accompanied by significant deformity and functional impairment, should undergo surgical treatment. The prognosis for surgical excision of this condition is good. It is necessary to visit the orthopedic clinic at the local hospital. Osteotomy and bone grafting. Functional exercises can be started early to promote the recovery of the patient's function. Pay attention to the condition.