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Friday, July 4, 2008
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Newborn and Infant Care |
Any genetic disorder?04/30/2008 10:50AM |
Any genetic disorder? I have a baby daughter who is now 11 weeks, she was born premature (35weeks), has her pinky fingers curved towards her thumb, as well as her legs below the knee (are also curved). I`m concerned that might be a sign of a genetic disorder..neither me or my husband have that trait... please give us some directions...any feedback is greatly appreciated thanks,
Thank you for visiting NetWellness. This question would be better answered in the Inherited Disorders and Birth Defects topic. Please look in that topic for an answer to your question.
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