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I gave birth to two sons with clenched hands and small lungs all testing was normal do you no what caused it? |
I EVEN DID THE AMNYOSINTISES WHILE I WAS PREGNANNT AND IT CAME BACK NORMAL DO YOU NO WHAT THIS IS CAUSED FROM AND I HAD GENETIC TESTING DONE AND CAME BACK NORMAL A diseases associated with kidney failure in utero (during pregnancy) can lead to small lungs (because they are underdeveloped) and malformation of the hands, because the kidneys produce the amniotic fluid the baby swims in. One of the diseases that can cause that is called autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease. There is no genetic testing available for this disease, but I'd suggest your sons get an ultrasound of the kidneys. stop smoking weed you should be asking their pediatrician, not strangers on a website |
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