‘ Despite its ongoing efforts, there is no significant cure for the mental retardation associated with Down Syndrome, but advances in medical care have significantly improved quality of life and life expectancy through, among other things, counseling and assistance through Genetic counseling as well as vaccination at appropriate times They have also improved the delivery … Read more Treatment of Down Syndrome
Symptoms of Down syndrome are vomiting due to intestinal obstruction and lack of excretion. The patient also has symptoms of hearing, vision, growth, cognitive retardation, movement, and language. The IQ is lower than average, with the inability to adapt to the increased risk of dementia that occurs in Alzheimer’s patients , And also suffer some, … Read more Down Syndrome Symptoms
About Addison’s disease • The adrenal gland is a dark gland consisting of two layers, the cortex layer, which produces sugar and metal crustaceans and androgens, and the pulp layer, which produces catecholamine. • Sugary crustaceans regulate metabolism of the three main substances carbohydrates, proteins and fats, metal crustaceans regulate concentrations of salts and blood … Read more Summary of Addison’s Disease
The symptoms and signs of the disease include four main reasons. The first is the lack of sugary crustaceans and resulting in general fatigue, fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, weight loss, abdominal pain and muscle pain, and may lead to a decrease in systolic pressure leading to dizziness or dizziness Another cause of … Read more Symptoms and signs of Addison’s disease
The natural cell contains 46 chromosomes, where chromosomes are intertwined with each other. The body cell eventually contains 23 pairs of chromosomes. In Down syndrome, there are 3 chromosomes on pair 21 instead of chromosomes. Down syndrome produces 95% of the chromosomes. Due to the lack of division in the equal division of the egg … Read more Down Disease Mechanism
The causes of Edison’s disease are numerous, but the main cause of Edison’s disease is autoimmune immunity, which occurs in the form of atrophy, fibrosis, lymphocytic infiltration and infiltration of the lymphatic glands. These changes are absent in the pulp layer, The disease may be a part of the polyglandular autoimmune disease. It is a … Read more Causes of Addison ‘s Disease
Diagnosis of Addison’s disease The presence of symptoms and signs and the suspicion of the existence of this disease requires a test called short synacten test (a short synacthen test), which is a hormone regulator of the adrenal gland is a plant that stimulates the secretion of cortisone. A blood sample is taken before the … Read more Diagnosis of Addison’s disease
Behçet’s disease is known as an inflammation of the blood vessels, especially small veins throughout the body. The first to describe this disease is Turkish physician Hilosi Bhagat when he noted that some patients complain of mouth ulcers and genital area with inflammation of the eyes. It has been noted that the disease is concentrated … Read more Behçet disease
Behçet’s disease is rare. It is a highly immunogenic disease. In some countries, Behçet’s disease affects more men than women, while in other countries it is more prevalent among women. The concept of Behçet disease It is a disease that affects the blood vessels with many infections accompanied by weakness of vision and difficulty in … Read more Diagnosis of Behçet disease
Autism Autism is defined as a developmental disability that affects the individual’s actions, communication with others, and interaction with others, making him unaware of what is going on around him, weakening his response to the scenes and sounds around him, unable to harmonize with others and form relationships, making him 50% of parents note that … Read more what is autism