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polydactyly (extra digit)?
has anybody any experience on how these are removed? My son has one on his thumb, it is just a fleshy stump with no bone. Any advice/experience welcome thanks xx
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
My ex had these on both hands. Chop em off, it's no biggie.
:o)
He just has little scars where they were. No problem at all.
Source(s): rofl... i meant have the doctor do it... you knew that, right!?!?!? - Olivia JLv 71 decade ago
The doctor usually ties a string of sorts around the lumps and they come off by themselves eventually. Apparently it's pretty common although I don't have direct experience with it.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
one of my cousins had an extra toe! she had it removed when she was little as they thought it may affect her when she started walking. Just have it removed its not a problem.