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Fibrous dysplasia causes bone thinning and tumor-like, fibrous growth on the bones. When this happens on the face or head, it causes visible deformities. Scientists do not yet know what causes it, and there is no cure for the condition so far.

This online support group for fibrous dysplasia will help you find fellow-travelers on what can be a lonely journey - meet other patients, their families, and doctors and find a compassionate online community for your disorder.

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1. What is Fibrous Dysplasia (FD)?

Fibrous dysplasia (FD) is a disease of the bones characterized by abnormal growth areas or lesions in one or more bones. FD can occur in any bone, including the skull, legs, arms, and the ribs.

2. Which doctor do I consult about FD?

A bone specialist is to be consulted.

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