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[|Human|] My granddaughter is 10 months today and has hypotonia. She has been preliminarily diagnosed with a Chromosome 4 disorder, but we have no additional specific information yet. The parents are being tested soon to determine if the Chromosome 4 issue was inherited. In addition to the hypotonia, Megan has low set ears, a pronounced jawline and chin and her eyes do not always coordinate. We have been working with her through early interventionists and that seems to be helping. My questions are, if the Chromosome 4 issue is minor, will early intervention be successful in Megan s ultimate development by a certain age? And, are there are any supplements that would aid in decreasing her hypotonia and assisting in her development? We need some hope. Thanks for your input. Tania.
[|AI|]  Hi sir thanks for contacting us1. As I can see u he mentioned that your grandchild who is 10 months old is diagnosed with chromosome 4 defects.2. Unfortunately these are genetic defects which will persist throughout life and specific to this chromosome, they usually involve facial and scapular muscles and cause dystrophy (deformed growth both physically and functionally) and few other blood problems...3. Mother n father getting a genetic s absolutely right, coz DT will help to plan for future pregnancies 4. For this child, a such we can involve multidisciplinary approach like pediatrician, physiotherapist,developmental pediatrician who can monitor her at regular intervals and provide support as needed5. There are no medications available for de BCO it's not a disease, its present by birth itself, so we have to give supportive care for the child such that they can get to be independent individuals regards Chat Doctor.