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Microglossia is a condition in which an individual has an abnormally small tongue. A lesser degree of this rare symptom may be difficult to diagnose and detect. Microglossia is a very rare malformation. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a symptom affects can help us to better […]
Microphthalmia is a developmental anomaly characterized by abnormal smallness of one or both eyes. During pregnancy, the baby fails to develop correctly causing a severe loss of vision or growth defect surrounding the eye. Vision may vary depending on the severity of the condition. Microphthalmia may be caused by genetics, but certain other risk factors […]
Microtia refers to ears that are underdeveloped and small. It can affect just one ear, or both. In up to 90% of cases, it occurs in just one ear. In some cases, the feature may cause hearing loss, as it may lead to a closed or absent external ear canal. However, microtia can be fixed, […]
Midface Retrusion may describe a middle part (the infraorbital and perialar regions) of the face that is underdeveloped, flat or smaller than normal. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a symptom affects, can help us to better understand the potential underlying causes of a symptom, including a […]
Missing ribs refer to a condition where one or more ribs fail to develop or are absent at birth. This can occur due to genetic abnormalities, developmental issues, or as part of certain syndromes. Missing ribs can impact the structural integrity of the chest wall and may have associated clinical implications. Symptoms may affect multiple […]
Mood swings is an exaggeration of emotional effects such as laughing, crying, or yawning beyond what the person naturally feels. Although mood swings may be the result of extreme emotions, they can develop as a result of or be associated with acute injuries or chronic diseases. During a mood swing, an individual may experience a […]
Motor delay is a form of developmental delay and a delay in reaching certain milestones relating to motor development. For example a delay in sitting, crawling, walking. It is usually identified in infancy to early childhood and may be the symptom of a wide range of disorders, some of them genetic. Symptoms may affect multiple […]
Motor tics is movement-based tics affecting discrete muscle groups. Most common contractions of this symptom occur in the mouth, neck, face, shoulders, or head. Tics are often repetitive and unexpected; whilst they might seem intentional they are not, making it more difficult for an individual to suppress or subdue this type of movement. Symptoms may […]
When the muscles suddenly and involuntarily (an affected individual has no control over them) contract or spasm. Symptoms may affect multiple parts of the body. Understanding which part of the body a symptom affects, can help us to better understand the potential underlying causes of a symptom, including a rare disease or genetic syndrome. The […]