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A focal sensory seizure is a seizure that begins with a sensation, felt by the individual affected by the seizure. Generally, the seizure is not obvious to anyone watching. The sensations that may occur at the start of this type of seizure include flashing, or flickering lights and colors,or the appearance of shapes and simple […]
Fragile skin is a condition in which the skin and mucous membranes are much less resistant to external conditions than they normally would be. This can show up as blisters, skin erosion, and painful injury, from small lesions to severe blistering on various parts of the body. It can also lead to secondary skin cancer […]
Frontal bossing is a protruding forehead which sometimes also includes a heavy or heavier brow ridge. It is often confused with a prominent forehead, which is a separate symptom and not the same as frontal bossing. It may also include protrusion of both frontal prominences, albeit with a normal midline. Symptoms may affect multiple parts […]
Full Cheeks that are more round than usual. They are usually diagnosed by the presence of an increased prominence or roundness of the soft tissue in the cheeks. This roundness is measured between the zygomata (cheekbone) and the mandible (jawbone). Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a […]
Gait apraxia is the inability to execute basic walking functions. The person cannot walk, and cannot make walking movements with their legs. This is not based on physical weakness or sensory impairment. Apraxia, generally speaking, is a neurological disorder where there is an inability to act out familiar movements. The person understands the command, they […]
A gait disturbance refers to any issue or condition that affects an individual’s ability to walk. The cause may be neurological or muscular, or in some cases the result of trauma or an injury. In some cases, physical therapy or other related treatments may improve an individual’s ability to walk. A neurological gait disturbance may […]
Gastroesophageal reflux more commonly known as acid reflux or heartburn this condition occurs when the contents of the stomach leak backwards and into the esophagus, and due to the reduced pH damages the esophagus. Gastroesophageal reflux disease symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a symptom affects can […]
The areas of the body where two or more bones meet are called joint, such as fingers, toes, knees, and hips. Most joints enable mobility: they help body parts move. Joint hypermobility, or generalized joint laxity, means that a joint can move beyond what is considered a normal range of motion. This can affect several […]
Global development delay or slow development as it is sometimes referred to, is a diagnosis given to children who show a delay in reaching developmental milestones compared to other children of the same age. This could be delays in their social and emotional development, their cognitive development and their physical and motor development.The development of […]