causes-of-headaches-in-children

Headaches can affect individuals of all ages, including children. While it’s common for adults to experience headaches, it can be alarming for parents when their child complains of a headache. Understanding the causes of headaches in children is essential in ...

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muscular dystrophy in children

Muscular dystrophy in children Muscular dystrophy (MD) refers to a group of muscle disorders caused by genetic mutations, with more than 30 different types identified. These mutations affect the production of essential muscle proteins, leading to various complications such as ...

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Fragile X syndrome symptoms

Fragile X Syndrome Symptoms are physical, behavioral, mental and intellectual. The symptoms are prominent in males than females ​​​Fragile X syndrome is due to changes in the gene [(Fragile X Messenger Ribonucleoprotein 1 (FMR1)] that make a protein called (FMRP) ...

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Angelman Syndrome – Causes & Symptoms

Angelman Syndrome Angelman syndrome is a genetic condition. It causes developmental delays, speech and balance issues, intellectual disability, and, in rare cases, seizures. Angelman syndrome patients frequently smile and laugh, and they have happy, excitable personalities. Seizures can start between ...

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International Epilepsy Day February 13, 2023 Epilepsy is a Serious Disorder Let Us Join Hands to Defeat Epilepsy Together AWARENESS IS THE KEY DO YOU KNOW? Any type of seizure that recurs with increasing bouts of attacks (episodes) and frequency ...

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headache in children

Headache in children Headaches are very common in adults – especially in women, but children too get headaches. Mild to moderate, occasional headaches are not something to worry about. However, persistent headaches occurring in episodes are troublesome in children. Learn ...

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Intellectual disability

Intellectual disability is also known as mental retardation. It is a below-average intelligence or mental ability in a child – owing to which the child doesn’t perform well in day-to-day activities. Children who have intellectual disabilities can not learn new ...

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