This newborn, appropriately named Werewolf, is the newest member of the family and was born covered in fur from head to toe. The 22-day-old baby inherits a rare gene from his family that causes Werewolf Syndrome.

Savita Sambhaji Raut, her 26-year-old mother, stated that she feared for her daughter’s future after inheriting a medical condition, but accepted her fate. I don’t know if she will lose her body hair in the future, but if she does, I am afraid that she will be stigmatized and harmed as an adult. And regardless of a girl’s physical appearance, I will love her unconditionally. Because she is my blood and my whole being.

She said from her home in Madhavnagar, central India: “I’m glad she’s alive, but it’s very upsetting.”

He added: “I worry about their future, but God chose us this way.”

“Being her mother, I have to accept her and move on.”

Her condition is known as hirsutism and is currently incurable. The only solution is to embrace reality and coexist. Her unnamed daughter is one of several hundred people in the world born with Werewolf Syndrome.

The family and the boy’s father, Mr. Milind, are not affected by these events. In fact, Mr. Milind says that he is delighted to have a daughter. The only thing that matters to me right now is that she is my daughter, regardless of what she looks like.

Generalized hirsutism, which affects the entire body, is distinguished from localized hirsutism, which is limited to a specific location. Hirsutism can be inherited, present at birth, or acquired later in life. All areas of the epidermis show excessive hair growth except pubic, facial, and axillary hair, which is androgen-dependent.

Currently, her life is still excellent and her entire family adores her. Hopefully the situation will improve with time and a solution exists. So that she will be confident in front of everyone when she is an adult.