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PKU does not shorten life expectancy, with or without treatment. Newborn screening for PKU is required in all 50 states. PKU is usually identified by newborn screening. A child's outlook is very good if she strictly follows the diet

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The main way to treat PKU is to eat a special diet that limits foods containing phenylalanine. Infants with PKU may be fed breast milk. They usually also need to consume a special formula known as Lofenalac. When your baby is old enough to eat solid foods, you need to avoid letting them eat foods high in protein.

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PKU does not shorten life expectancy, with or without treatment. Newborn screening for PKU is required in all 50 states. PKU is usually identified by newborn screening. A child's outlook is very good if she strictly follows the diet.

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Symptoms

A musty odor in the breath, skin or urine, caused by too much phenylalanine in the body.

Neurological problems that may include seizures.

Skin rashes (eczema)

Fair skin and blue eyes, because phenylalanine can't transform into melanin — the pigment responsible for hair and skin tone.

Abnormally small head (microcephaly

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Untreated PKU can lead to: Irreversible brain damage and marked intellectual disability beginning within the first few months of life. Neurological problems such as seizures and tremors. Behavioral, emotional and social problems in older children and adults

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phenylketonuria emotional effects on the body

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phenylketonuria emotional effects on the body

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Untreated PKU can lead to: Irreversible brain damage and marked intellectual disability beginning within the first few months of life. Neurological problems such as seizures and tremors. Behavioral, emotional and social problems in older children and adults

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phenylketonuria intelectuall effects on the body

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phenylketonuria intelectuall effects on the body

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Untreated PKU can lead to: Irreversible brain damage and marked intellectual disability beginning within the first few months of life. Neurological problems such as seizures and tremors. Behavioral, emotional and social problems in older children and adults

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Untreated PKU can lead to: Irreversible brain damage and marked intellectual disability beginning within the first few months of life. Neurological problems such as seizures and tremors. Behavioral, emotional and social problems in older children and adults

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A musty odor in the breath, skin or urine, caused by too much phenylalanine in the body.

Neurological problems that may include seizures.

Skin rashes (eczema)

Fair skin and blue eyes, because phenylalanine can't transform into melanin — the pigment responsible for hair and skin tone.

Abnormally small head (microcephaly)

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an inherited inability to metabolize phenylalanine which, if untreated, causes brain and nerve damage

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life effectancy with brittle bone desies 

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life effectancy with brittle bone desies 

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The prognosis for infants with the most severe form of osteogenesis imperfecta is poor, and most children may not live beyond a few weeks. The prognosis for those with milder forms of the condition who receive good medical management is much better, and many people may have average lifespans

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It causes bones to break easily. In type 3 OI, your child's body produces enough collagen but it's poor quality. Your child's bones can even begin to break before birth. Bone deformities are common and may get worse as your child gets older

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Osteoporosis can affect people's closest relationships as well as more distant ones. Tension can build between spouses as both try to cope with the limitations of osteoporosis, and intimate relations are often strictly limited or stopped altogether due to the fear of causing fractures.

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Easily broken bones

Bone deformities, such as bowing of the legs

Discoloration of the white of the eye (sclera), may be blue, purple, or gray in color

A barrel-shaped chest

A curved spine

A triangle-shaped face

Loose joints

Muscle weakness

Skin that easily bruises

Hearing loss in early adulthood

Breathing problems

Soft, discolored teeth

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emotional effects of brittle bones desies 

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emotional effects of brittle bones desies 

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in regard to emotional well-being, osteoporosis can lead to feelings of anxiety, due to fear of falling or fear of fracture, and depression.

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physical effects of brittle bones disease 

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physical effects of brittle bones disease 

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Broken bones (fractures) Bleeding and easy bruising (frequent nosebleeds or heavy bleeding after an injury

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osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a genetic disorder that prevents the body from building strong bones. People with OI might have bones that break easily, which is why the condition is commonly called brittle bone disease.

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life expectancy for someonw with cystic fibroses

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life expectancy for someonw with cystic fibroses

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The average life expectancy of a person with cystic fibrosis in the U.S. is approximately 37.5 years with

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treatment and support for systic fiobroses 

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treatment and support for systic fiobroses 

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There is no cure for cystic fibrosis, but treatment can ease symptoms, reduce complications and improve quality of life.
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Options for certain conditions caused by cystic fibrosis include:

Nasal and sinus surgery. ...

Oxygen therapy. ...

Noninvasive ventilation. ...

Feeding tube. ...

Bowel surgery. ...

Lung transplant.

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Symptoms of cystic fibrosis include:

recurring chest infections.

wheezing, coughing, shortness of breath and damage to the airways (bronchiectasis)

difficulty putting on weight and growing.

jaundice.

diarrhoea, constipation, or large, smelly poo.

a bowel obstruction in newborn babies (meconium ileus) – surgery may be needed.

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As an adult with CF you may encounter a very different range of emotional and social experiences to your peers, such as coping with work or relationships and cystic fibrosis. Some people with CF may feel barriers to forming relationships, such as a lack of independence or embarrassment because of symptoms.

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The signs of emotional problems among loved ones of CF patients include physical problems like headaches, stomach problems and back pain; along with sleeplessness, feelings of frustration, sadness, depression, anxiety, guilt, anger, loneliness, resentment, decreased enjoyment of pleasurable activities, social isolation

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intellectual effects of cystic fibroses 

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intellectual effects of cystic fibroses 

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CF does not affect cognitive or learning abilities. Students with CF may: need to go to the restroom often (digestive problems from CF can cause diarrhea and flatulence) take oral or inhaled medication at school.

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Cystic fibrosis is an inherited chronic disorder that causes mucus in the body to become thick and sticky. This glue-like mucus builds up and causes problems in many of the body's organs, especially the lungs, which can lead to infections, and the pancreas, making it difficult to properly digest food.

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a hereditary disorder affecting the exocrine glands. It causes the production of abnormally thick mucus, leading to the blockage of the pancreatic ducts, intestines, and bronchi and often resulting in respiratory infection

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34 years old

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There's no cure or specific treatment for fetal alcohol syndrome. The physical defects and mental deficiencies typically persist for a lifetime. However, early intervention services may help reduce some of the effects of fetal alcohol syndrome and may prevent some secondary disabilities.

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deformaties to the joints ,limbs and fingers
slow groth physically before and after birth
vision issues and hearing
facial features such as there
small eyes
thin upper lip
short up turned noes
smooth skin surrface in bet

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Adolescents and adults with FAS or fetal alcohol effects (FAE; mean age 17 years) show unresponsiveness to social cues, lack of reciprocal friendships, lack of tact, and difficulty in cooperating with peers, as measured by the Vineland Adaptive Behavioral Scale

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emotional impacts of feotal alcohol syndrome 

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emotional impacts of feotal alcohol syndrome 

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FAS toddlers may be prone to irritability and temper tantrums. Intellectual and attention deficiencies. Behavioral problems; may exhibit antisocial behaviors, such as arson, shoplifting, lying, defiance of authority, and destructiveness.

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the intellectual impacts of feotal alcohol syndrome 

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the intellectual impacts of feotal alcohol syndrome 

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learning difficulties such as problem with
thinking
speech
social skills
time keeping
math or memory
issues with attention
consontartin issues
hyperactivity
they also may develop problems wit the
liver
kidney
heart or the organs
hearing and vison problems

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physical effects of feotal aclhol syndrome 

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physical effects of feotal aclhol syndrome 

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the physical effects of fas is
distentive facial fetures including
small eyes
an exceptionally thin upper lip
shortup toned noes
smooth skin surface between the noes and upper lip
they will also have slow groth befoe and after birth
vision difficulties
hearing problems

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fas is a condition in a result from alcohol exposure during pregnancy .
fas causes brain damage and growth problems .
the problems of fas very with different children .
the defects of fas are not reversible

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life expectancy for someon with diabeties 

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life expectancy for someon with diabeties 

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people with diabetes on average have a shorter life  expectancy by about 20 years .
people with diabetes , on average , have shorter life expectancy by about 10 years

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the risk of hypoglycemia increaces with age this ois because as you get older ,the kidneyts dont function as well at removing diabeties medication from the body . the medications can work longer than there suposed to causing your blood sugers to drop too low

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controlling blood sugars -glucose levels is the major goal of diabetes treatment , in order to prevent complications
type one is managed with insulin as well as dietary changes and exercise
type two may be managed with non insulin medications ,insulin ,weight reduction or dietary changes

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increaced health care costs
employment complactions ]as well as decresed productivity and educational attainment potential

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emotional development effects on people with diabeties 

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emotional development effects on people with diabeties 

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the following feelings/emotions  are very common in people wioth diabeties
anger
fustration
fear
guilt
shame

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urination often
feeliung very thirsty
felling very hungery even tho you are eating
extream fatigue
blury vision
cuts and brusies that are slow to heal
weight loss even tho you are eating more (type one )
tingling pai or numbness in the hands and feet - type two

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intellectual effects on the body of diabeties 

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intellectual effects on the body of diabeties 

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when it is poorly controled , it can lead to delirium . this acute state of severe confusion and behaviour change is difficult to treat and is associated with higher risk oflong tern cognative impairment and even death

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what are the physical effects on the body of diabeties 

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what are the physical effects on the body of diabeties 

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the physical effects of diabeties are
eye probles such as retinopathy
higher risk of foot probles that can lead to amputation
heart attack
stroke
kidney problems such as nephropathy
nerve damage sue as neropathy
gum desies or other mouth problems

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a desease in which the body ability to produce or respond to thre hormone insulin does not work correctly or at all resulting in abnormal metabolism of carbohydrates and elavated levles of glue close in the blood

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life expectancy for somone suffering with down syndrome 

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life expectancy for somone suffering with down syndrome 

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the life expectancy id between 50 and 60 years old but with the improvement of the health care some are mannaging to live to 70

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treatment and support for people with down syndrome 

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treatment and support for people with down syndrome 

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down syndrome cannot be cured . early treatment programs can  help improve skills . they may include
speech , physical ,occupational and or educational therapy .with the support and treatment available today they down syndrome people will be able to go on and live a happy productive lives

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symptoms of the down syndrome genetic disorder 

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symptoms of the down syndrome genetic disorder 

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the down syndrome genetic disorder has many symptoms such as
flat facial features
small head and ears
short neck
bulging tonge
eyes that slant up wards
atypically shaped ears
poor muscle tone

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imacted social skills thst may take places caused by down syndrome 

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imacted social skills thst may take places caused by down syndrome 

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most children and adults with down syndrome continue to have good development of social skills and appropriate social behaviours, particularly those with the greatest delays in speech and language development

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the emotional impacts on the body down syndrome may have 

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the emotional impacts on the body down syndrome may have 

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EMOTIONAL 
older school aged children and adolesent as well as young adulds with ds with better language coummunication and congative skills presenting with increased vunurability to -
depression 
social with drawl
 diminished interests
copeiong skills 
generalised anxiety 
obsesives compulsive behaviours 

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the intellectual impacts on the body that down syndrome may have 

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the intellectual impacts on the body that down syndrome may have 

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INTELLECTUAL 
the extra chromozone  affect the way the childs body and brain develop leading to developmental delays , intellectual disability and increased risk for cirtain medical issues 
fact -down syndrome is the most common genetic  cause of intellectual disability effecting aproxmitly 1 in every 700 children 

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the impacts on the body that down syndrome may have physically

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the impacts on the body that down syndrome may have physically

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down syndrome may cause low mucle tone
potential heart complacations
vission issues

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down syndrome is a genitic condition (definition)

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down syndrome is a genitic condition (definition)

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down syndrome also called trisomy 21 ,is a condition where a person is born with an extra chromosome .chronozones contain hundreds, or even thousands of genes .genes carry the information that determined your traits (features or characteristics passed on to you from your parents )