How to deal with fetal finger deformities 1, according to the degree of deformity, if the child only has one more finger or one less finger, it will not affect the child's daily life and work at all, then we should assume the responsibility as parents and bravely face everything in the future with the baby.
2 If the baby's fingers are a little serious and a lot of fingers are missing, then as the mother of a person in charge, she should consult several hospitals and ask plastic surgeons whether this situation can be corrected by surgery the day after tomorrow, or reduce the inconvenience caused by this situation to her children. If it can be done through surgery, then mothers can continue to raise their babies with peace of mind.
If the baby's condition is very serious and beyond the control of acquired medicine, then I hope that mothers will choose carefully in communication with their families. After all, in the days when you get along with your baby, he is already a part of your body and family.
In life, we can often see some people with deformed fingers and toes. In light cases, it has little impact on life, but only on appearance. In severe cases, it will lead to self-care. In either case, parents need to pay attention. Do a good job in various inspections during pregnancy and take preventive measures to avoid such situations.
Fetal finger deformities 1, a biological teratogenic factor. During pregnancy, some teratogenic microorganisms can directly act on the carcass through the placental barrier, and some can act on the mother and placenta at the same time, resulting in fetal malformation. The main teratogenic biological factors are rubella virus, cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, Toxoplasma gondii and Treponema pallidum.
2. Physical teratogenic factors. Such as radiation, mechanical compression and injury, all of which may be teratogenic factors.
3. Teratogenic drugs. Many drugs have teratogenic effects, such as anti-tumor drugs, which have obvious teratogenic effects, such as aminopterin and cyclophosphamide. There are also some antibiotics, such as tetracycline, or some anticonvulsants, such as trimethyldiketone, which can cause fetal malformation.
4. Teratogenic chemicals. There are many such chemicals, such as pesticides, food additives, preservatives, etc., which contain some chemicals with teratogenic effects and should be avoided by pregnant women.