Progeria: Newborn child becomes old, this rare disease has done such a condition, know about it. 1 News Track English
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Progeria: Often people tell each other to tease that you have become old in your youth. But there is one disease that makes this statement true. This disease takes away the childhood of children and makes them old at a young age. A similar case has come to the fore in South Africa, where a newborn girl looked like a 60-year-old old woman. The girl’s parents were surprised to see all this and immediately took her to the doctor.
According to media reports, on August 30 in a small town in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, a woman gave birth to a baby girl at home, but as soon as the baby was delivered, her parents were scared. Actually, there were wrinkles on the body of the newborn and the hands and feet were strange. In such a situation, both the mother and the newborn were quickly admitted to the hospital. Where the doctors told the family that the girl has a rare disease called Presoria.
what is presoria
Presoria is a rare disease. It is a rare medical condition in which a child starts feeling old in childhood. This disease is detected from the age of two years. It is also said that children suffering from this disease do not live long. In presorea disease, the child’s hair falls, their growth stops and the child’s chance of death is up to 100 percent. It is also known as Benjamin Button condition.
Scene from the film Pa (Photo Credits – Social Media)
disease shown in movies
This disease has also been made aware in the Bollywood film Paa. In this film, veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan played the character of a child suffering from this syndrome. In this film, Abhishek Bachchan played the role of his father and Vidya Balan played his mother. This film was highly appreciated. Let us tell you that not only in Bollywood but also in Hollywood, films based on this disease have been made.
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