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If you are looking for a support group for FXS a great website to use is Fragilex.org is has locations all over the U.S. with a large community. There are events and meetups every so often

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Fragile X Syndrome was first discovered in 1943. Research has come a long way since then. There are many long-term studies to see patterns in fragile x patients.

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People with FXS have a normal life expectancy. Individuals can be active be healthy throughout their whole life. Some individuals may experience minor/major seizures during their lifetime

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Treatments can include therapy for learning disabilities/behavioral problems. And medications can act as a sedative, muscle relaxant, and to treat anxiety and mood disorders.

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Fragile X can happen in both Males and Females. It occurs more in Males and the symptoms are worse with males. FXS is detected easily in young males but it could take years for a female to be diagnosed because of the less amount of symptoms. 1 in 4000 males are affected and 1 in 8000 females are affected.

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Symptoms can include long face, large ears, anxiety, behavioral problems and speech impairments. More severe and uncommon symptoms could include seizures and scoliosis.

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Tests can show if a fetus has FXS tests include, Chorionic villus sampling (CVS), and Amniocentesis.
CVS is tested from cells in the placenta from 10 to 12 weeks in the pregnancy.
Amniocentesis is tested by amniotic fluid from 15 to 18 weeks in the pregnancy.

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fra(X) syndrome

FRAXA syndrome

FXS

marker X syndrome

Martin-Bell syndrome

X-linked mental retardation and macroorchidism

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Mutations in the FMR1 Gene cause Fragile X Syndrome, FXS for short.
The FMR1 is responsible for making FMRP which is involved in brain development and other functions.