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This syndrome affects male children, and is usually diagnosed at birth or within the first few months of life
At birth, males with Lesch-Nyhan syndrome appear completely normal. Development is usually normal for the first few months. Symptoms develop between three to six months of age.
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Most patients who have Guillain Barre Syndrome are completely recovered within a few months to a year. The recovery begins at different times, depending on which form of the syndrome the patient has.
Repeating actions over an extended period of time develops muscular endurance,
The closest medical analogy to Sleeping Beauty Syndrome is the "Locked-in Syndrome". The patient often cannot move (or hardly at all) for months or years, and then one day, it's over and the individual is near normal again.
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Improvement in the symptoms of Korsakoff's syndrome, however, can take months and months of thiamine replacement. Furthermore, patients who develop Korsakoff's syndrome are almost universally memory-impaired for the rest of their lives
no because many die before the first 6 months they live
Stevens Johnson syndrome is a severe allergic reaction to medications. The treatment for severe skin sloughing is pig skin grafts, and comfort care. Stevens Johnson syndrome does go away after the reaction runs its course, which can be months or years.
It could cause fetal alcohol syndrome.
The survival rate of Edwards Syndrome is very low. About 95% die in utero. Of liveborn infants, only 50% live to 2 months, and only 5-10% will survive their first year of life.