You might not feel the baby as early as you would feel a child who does not have Down syndrome. However, the fetus will move at about 14 weeks. One interesting fact a lot of people do not know is that most women who are carrying a Down syndrome child never experience any morning sickness whatsoever.
Yes there are examination that can determine that a fetus has down syndrome.. called amniocentesis.
Yes, any fetus is active. It doesn't matter if the child has down syndrome or not.
No. Parents of Down Syndrome typically are normal genetically and there is no test for parents to determine the possibility of a Down Syndrome offspring. There are no known external factors that are known to contribute to Down Syndrome. It is possible to test for Down Syndrome in the fetus.
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Down Syndrome affects all races. Down Syndrome does not affect all races evenly its affects Mexicans more than any one else. Hispanics have larger numbers of live births suffering from Down Syndrome because they do not terminate their DS pregnancies, like other races do.
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it didn't.....she just had a slower time processing things...all down syndrome people do...
Becky Jackson suffers from Down's Syndrome, a condition in which an extra 21st chromosome is given to a developing fetus.
You really need to talk to your maternity care provider about this as there are so many different reasons why a fetus may be on the small side.
No! If someone has Down syndrome, he or she was born with it. It happens when the fetus develops an extra chromosome.
It is found in all places the same.
It is acceptable to say that someone has Down Syndrome, although it may not be necessary to say it since the syndrome does have a characteristic affect on facial features which can be observed.