One possibility is William's Syndrome. It is not always allied with severity in cognitive delay, but it cannot be ruled out simply for that reason. The two friends I have with the condition are considerably more positive and optimistic than many of my friends with Asperger's.
They are therefore far more likely to repeatedly engage in approaches that might lead to real friendship and more typical social participation, but on the whole seem about as likely to succeed as people with Asperger's (i.e. as an exception to the rule that they can make and maintain friendly relationships they succeed from time to time and that this is often as dependent on the other person being accepting of difference and identifying their own differences as it is upon the skills of the person reaching out).
Angelman Syndrome affects one in 12,000 to one in 20,000 individuals. Exact numbers of people who have the syndrome are unknown, but can be estimated by: 1,854,057,000 (estimated world population of people less than 15 years old from the PRB 2008 Data Sheet) divided by 12,000 and by 20,000: somewhere between 92,702 and 154,504 individuals.
I hope that my brother doesn't demeanor like he always does.
The FOX syndrome, also known as Fragile X syndrome, is a genetic condition that causes a range of developmental problems including learning disabilities and cognitive impairment. It is caused by a mutation on the X chromosome and is more common in males than females. Symptoms may vary in severity and can include social and behavioral challenges.
Yes, you will always have a fever with toxic shock syndrome. You will also have low blood pressure.
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Individuals with Williams Syndrome suffer from cognitive effects and have difficulty with space and numbers. They are awkward in social situations and require adequate support from health, educational, and social services to complete daily tasks.?æ
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people with down syndrome are often riddled with vision impairments...
No, there is a 30-40% chance of Down Syndrome when duodenal atresia is diagnosed.
Münchausen syndrome by proxy and you can read more about it in the link below.Munchhausen by proxy syndrome
This syndrome usually if not always affects females. This can be verified by the presence of ovaries in the infant.
No, not at all. I know a few people with Down syndrome, and none of them actually has ginger hair.