Symptoms of downer's syndrome

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Donald's syndrome can lead to mental problems and seriously affect growth. Therefore, we must know what the symptoms of Donald's syndrome are, so that we can prescribe the right medicine. Now I'll tell you what the symptoms of Donald's syndrome are.

Symptoms of downer's syndrome

The obvious symptoms of Donald's syndrome are manifested in the face, such as wide eye distance, low and flat nasal root, small eye fissure, oblique lateral eye, epicanthus, small external ear, fat tongue, often extending out of the mouth, salivation.

Donald's syndrome is characterized by short stature, less than normal head circumference, short anterior and posterior diameters, flat occipital head. The neck is short and the skin is loose. Bone age often lags behind age, and tooth emergence is delayed and often dislocated. The hair is soft and thin.

Donald's syndrome is manifested in the late closure of the anterior fontanel and the presence of a third fontanel in the parietooccipital midline. The limbs are short. Due to the loose ligaments, the joints can be excessively bent. The fingers are thick and short. The middle segment bone of the little finger is dysplasia, which makes the little finger bend inward. The phalanges are short. The trigeminal point of the palm moves to the distal end. It is common to pass through the palmprint and the grass shoe foot. About half of the children have bow shaped dermatoglyphs at the bulb of the big toe.

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If someone in the family has ever suffered from Down's syndrome, the probability of giving birth to children with Down's syndrome is high. If one of the men and women is a Down's syndrome patient, it will be directly passed on to the next generation, and the probability of giving birth to children is also high. In addition, if you have ever given birth to a Down's syndrome child, the probability of giving birth to a child in the next birth will be higher than that of ordinary people, The odds will increase.