What is Primordial Dwarfism?

A very strange disease, the cause of which is still unknown. Primitive dwarfism is different from ordinary dwarfism. The proportion of patients with primitive dwarfism is as coordinated as that of normal people, but the physical development is slow. The girl in the picture [Karadi Yodi-Bruli] is a patient with primitive dwarfism. The disease is so rare that only 58 people have been diagnosed worldwide so far, and the medical community has yet to find a cure for the disease

Primitive dwarfism

A very strange disease, the cause of which is still unknown. Primitive dwarfism is different from ordinary dwarfism. The proportion of patients with primitive dwarfism is as coordinated as that of normal people, but the physical development is very slow. The girl in the picture [Karadi Yodi-Bruli] is a patient with primitive dwarfism. The disease is so rare that only 58 people have been diagnosed worldwide so far, and the medical community has yet to find a cure for the disease

Primitive dwarfism case

[Karadi Yodi-Brunley]: Primitive dwarf expert Charles Scott said: "They are the youngest children in the world, and the cause of the formation of primitive dwarfism has always been a medical mystery.

At the age of three and a half, Karadi Yodi-Bruli, who was only 27 inches tall and weighed 10 pounds, looked like a baby at full moon.

[Christine Lilly]: Christian Lilly, also suffering from "primitive dwarfism", is 25 years old. She faces the same danger as Caladi. Kristin is currently the oldest patient with primitive dwarfism in the world.

Kristin Lilly, 25, started talking at the age of 3. All the difficulties she experienced in growing up are what Karadi will face in the future, such as how to find clothes suitable for her age. Because he was only 42 inches tall, Christine had to go to a children's clothing store to buy clothes.

[Alex]:

Height is less than 0.9 meters, life expectancy is difficult to exceed 40 years

Modern Express reported on April 4 that the 23-month-old boy Alex Connati in the United Kingdom suffers from a rare disease called "primitive dwarfism", is astonishingly small, and will never grow up.

Although Alex is almost 2 years old, he still looks like a baby only 6 months old. Experts say that even

Aleks' adult height will not exceed 0.9 meters, and will undoubtedly become the "most compact man" in Britain.

Alex is reportedly a native of Maghur, Merseyside, England. He suffers from a rare disease, "Type II Primitive Dwarfism". Although his body proportion is no different from that of ordinary people, his body is surprisingly small and never grows up. The accompanying symptoms are the appearance of multiple organs throughout the body. abnormal.

According to Alex's 36-year-old mother Suy and 39-year-old father John, when Alex was born in May 2005, she was only 0.3 meters tall, weighed only 0.96 kg, and suffered severe lung and stomach failure. Paralysis of some limbs. Since birth, Alex has been hospitalized, and doctors have been busy working for three months to rescue him. Fortunately, after a series of surgeries, the strong Alex finally survived.

It is reported that although Alex is almost 2 years old, he is still only 0.7 meters tall and weighs less than 6.3 kg. He looks like a baby only 6 months old. Moreover, he was stunted and he would not learn to walk and talk until a few years later. Experts say that even if Alex grows up, he will never exceed 0.9 meters in height, and will undoubtedly become the "most compact adult man" in Britain.

Primitive dwarfism will cause multiple complications

It is reported that due to a variety of complications caused by "primitive dwarfism", Alex will face a series of health problems in the future-including amblyopia, spine flexion, tooth loss and vascular aneurysms. Experts estimate that Alex will be unlikely to live to 40.