What causes extra small pinky toes?

My daughter has dramatically smaller pinky toes than I do. They are really small. She is very short in height (3rd centile) but otherwise proportionate. I don’t know about her father’s pinky toes because she is donor conceived. She has various other health issues including asthma, eczema and ADHD. Many of her donor siblings have those illnesses plus a lot of unexplained chronic muscle and stomach pains and autism affects around half of the donor children known about and several have tiny pinky toes. Is there a link of any of these illnesses/disorders with the tiny pinky toes.

The first answerer doesn’t know what they are talking about. ADHD and autism are different disorders. There are a number of disorders on the autism spectrum, but ADHD is not one of them. Asperger’s syndrome, which is on the spectrum, is sometimes misdiagnosed as ADHD, however. ADHD can also be a comorbid of autism.

There is also no cure for autism. You might be able to mask some of the symptoms for a little while, but the brains of autistic individuals are wired differently than the brains of neurotypicals, and you can’t change that.

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