Patient's question:
Want to understand how tall women with can grow? Is the probability of men getting the disease higher than that of women, and will it interfere with normal life later? If detected early, can it be stabilized through treatment?Doctor's answer:
Frequently accompanied by obstructive sleep apnea syndrome. Sternum protrusion, shortened ribs, reduced anteroposterior diameter, vertebral expansion, and significant posterior and lateral deformities. The pelvis has widened. The long bones of the limbs have thickened, while the hands and feet have become smaller, and the fingers and toes have thickened, with flat feet. Moreover, the sizes of shoes, hats, and gloves worn by affected individuals have increased. Due to hypertrophic sweat glands, affected individuals often sweat excessively. Due to hair follicle expansion, women may experience hirsutism again.