The boy with huge hands: Doctors baffled by bullied eight-year-old who can’t even tie shoelaces

A young person is bewildering specialists in India – after his hands swelled to goliath extents.

Eight-year-old Kaleem's hands weigh eight kilograms every and measure 13 inches from the base of his palm to the end of his center finger.

The cricket fan is not able to do numerous fundamental undertakings – including tying his shoelaces – and has been harassed and evaded the vast majority of his life.

He said: "I don't go to class in light of the fact that the educator says different children are terrified of my hands. A large portion of them used to spook me for my disfigurement. They would say 'how about we thump the child with the substantial hands. Some of them have really beaten me and would follow me frequently."

He included: "I think that it hard to put on my garments, catch my shirt and draw up my jeans. Be that as it may I don't know whether I need specialists to work staring me in the face. They would need to make me oblivious and afterward they would cut me open. I have no issue on the off chance that they could do it without an infusion. A little operation would be alright."

His guardians, who gain simply £15 a month, have been frantically attempting to discover help for their child – yet without much of any result.

His mother Haleema, 27, said she knew he was distinctive during childbirth however was feeble to offer assistance.

"At the point when Kaleem was conceived his hand was double the extent of a typical baby's," she said.

"His hands were enormous and his fingers were long. At first his clench hands were little yet they started to develop vast too and his fingers likewise continued developing."

His father, Shamim, 45, who fills in as a worker, is concerned his child will never be autonomous and faults himself for not procuring enough cash.

"He experiences issues bolstering himself in light of the fact that his clench hand does not curve appropriately – so we need to sustain him," said Shamin, whose other kids don't experience the ill effects of the same condition. Utilizing two fingers he can get a few things like a glass of water to drink. We need to take him to the doctor's facility however there have been times when cash has been low to the point that my wife has been compelled to make a go at asking. In that sort of budgetary circumstance, getting treatment for Kaleem was troublesome."