[kellyhound]

A woman has given birth to a baby boy who has become a real life case of ‘Benjamin Button’ due to the rare condition he was born with.

The tot, who looks like an 80-year-old man, has a wrinkled face and skin, shrunken body and sunken eyes.

Born in the district of Magura, Bangladesh, on Sunday, the newborn suffers from the rare condition called Progeria.

Doctors were left stunned by his appearance.

One medic, who has been treating the little boy said:”The baby does not look like a new born at all.

“There are prominent signs of ageing such a excessive wrinkles and rough skin texture.”

However, the parents of the baby are jubilant with the birth of their ‘miracle’ child.

Biswajit Patro, a farmer, was ecstatic and couldn't hold back his happiness over the arrival of his son.

He said of the birth: "We can only thank God. There is no need to be unhappy about the appearance of my son.

"We will accept him the way he is. We are so happy to have a baby boy in the house."

Biswajit and his wife, Parul Patro, said they have been getting used to the interest in their baby's unusual appearance from curious guests.

[Susan]

I think mum fucked a monkey. Its the only thing that would go near her with those buck teeth.

[danielsan]

Got there before me Kel!!!!!!! Here's some pics I found....Sadly being in Bangladesh, the future for this little one is much less bright than if it had been born in the developed world.

[vagabond]

Aww- still a cute little tyke, though.

[Feralflower]

Not convinced that is progeria...

[Karl K]

Agree with Feralflower...some other major issues going on there

[lita14]

It is not progeria. Progeria babies are usually born bald and look pretty normal. It's my understanding that Progeria babies are not diagnosed at birth because they do look normal. After a few months, the Progeria looks start showing up.

No, this is something completely different.

[lita14]

This is close but maybe not close enough. Here is Potters Syndrome



And Pierre Robin Syndrome



If you could combine these two syndromes I think you would have this baby.

[n2ecosystems]

I'm going with the Monkey conclusion.

[Keydog]

Originally Posted by n2ecosystems ↗

I'm going with the Monkey conclusion.

I concur