People with Down syndrome may take medication to manage conditions commonly associated with the syndrome, such as thyroid issues, heart conditions, and behavioral concerns. The specific type of medication will depend on the individual's health needs and any underlying medical conditions. It is important for individuals with Down syndrome to have regular check-ups with healthcare providers to monitor their health and determine appropriate treatment options.
It is generally advised to avoid using medications that can prolong the QT interval if you have long QT syndrome. Relpax (eletriptan) has the potential to prolong QT interval, so it is not recommended for individuals with long QT syndrome. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider who is familiar with your condition before taking any medication.
Growth hormone to increase adult height. Hormone replacement therapy is begun during adolescence and continued. People with Turner syndrome may also take medication for associated medical conditions, such as high blood pressure and thyroid conditions.
Genetic defects also can take place when the egg or sperm are forming if the mother or father passes along some faulty gene material. This is more common in older mothers. The most common defect of this kind is Down syndrome
The perfect form of take is "taken." For example, "I have taken my medication."
No, Targin pills should not be broken down into powder as this can alter the way the medication is released in the body, leading to potential overdose or adverse effects. It is important to take Targin as directed by your healthcare provider.
Some diabetes medications, such as metformin, are used in people without diabetes to treat other conditions, such as metabolic syndrome or polycystic ovarian syndrome.
No! If someone has Down syndrome, he or she was born with it. It happens when the fetus develops an extra chromosome.
They take it for many reasons
WikiAnswers contributors share their opinions;There is no way a person with Down syndrome could take care of anybody else, let alone themselves.Some people with Down syndrome marry. With rare exceptions, men with Down syndrome cannot father a child. In any pregnancy, a woman with Down syndrome has a 50-50 chance of conceiving a child with Down syndrome, but many affected fetuses are miscarried. Knowing that says that nature is taking care of itself. If two people who love each other have a chance at having a healthy baby, then the best of luck to them. After all, "normal people" have babies with down syndrome and they are loved.And again I will say that males with Down syndrome are almost all sterile (only 1 case documented). And if a female with Down syndrome becomes pregnant with a viable fetus, the father obviously does not have Down syndrome.Some people with Down syndrome are able to function and be a lot more independent than others. As to whether it should be forbidden, my answer is this: "HELL, NO!" Didn't you ever watch "Life Goes On"? If so, do you remember Corky?
yes, it can and it is horrible, never ever take that medication, it caused me to have serotonin syndrome , hear voices and i was hospitlized for 9 days because of it, stay away
Patients who have had a valve replaced must take an anticoagulant medication, usually warfarin (Coumadin), in order to minimize the possibility of a clot forming on the prosthetic valve.
the reason why theres no cure for down syndrome is because you cant take anything for something you was born with and thats how i truly feel about that...
There is no medication to cure Asperger's Syndrome, although there are medications that can help with some of the effects of Asperger's Syndrome. It will depend on the person and the effects of Asperger's Syndrome on that person. Some people do not need medication for Asperger's Syndrome (or very rarely).A person with Asperger's Syndrome might have a prescription for lorazepam to help when subjected to stressful situations. A person with Asperger's Syndrome might become depressed because of effects of the condition, so he or she might take anti-depressants. There are other conditions that are often co-morbid with Asperger's Syndrome, such as ADHD, so the person might be on medications for that, as well.
Up-syndrome means your a beautiful , talented person that is very confident.! And doesnt take crap from no one ! Up-syndrome has NOTHING to do with down syndrome!
people take medicine to feel better even though some disease such as HIV/AIDS can not be cured. The medication can give them a longer life
almost every adult
I would recommend talking to a herbalist or your doctor when looking for a specific medication to take. They would be better qualified to make a call on which medicine would be best for your disembodiment syndrome.