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Achondroplasia


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Which doctor can i consult if my baby has achondroplasia?
You can consult a pediatrician, orthopedic surgeon, dental surgeon and a neuro surgeon.

What can be done for patients with achondroplasia?
Children and adults with achondroplasia can lead normal lives provided they receive attentive, informed care by their physicians and parents.

My spouse and I both have achondroplasia. What is the probability that we will have a child of average stature?
The chances are 25 percent, or 1 in 4 .

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Achondroplasia

Do you want more info about Achondroplasia?

Achondroplasia is a genetic disorder which causes abnormal bone growth and dwarfism.

Join this online support group for achondroplasia to meet others who have the disorder in their family and healthcare professionals who deal with it.