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when will my baby develop sight?

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Immediately: Your baby can see right away. They can make out some facial features at close range from birth. Sight continues to improve and sharpen about every 2 weeks.

Question 2

can i be developing colorblindness?

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Not likely: Most color blindness is inherited and is present throughout your life.  You can acquire color blindness from certain retinal or optic nerve diseases which simultaneously affect the vision such as advanced diabetes or optic neuropathy from multiple sclerosis.  There are a few rare cases of cortical loss of color sensation from strokes.

Question 3

can u develop freckles later in life?

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Yes: Freckles, also called ephiledes occur on sun exposed skin and are a response to sun exposure and can occur at any age. People with fair skin color, lighter hair and light eyes are more likely to develop freckles. In addition, freckles that already are present may get darker with sun exposure.

Question 4

i am developing a hump, what should i do?

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Hump: Is this a hump of your back or neck? Do you have any symptoms?  The best thing to do is to have it medically evaluated.

Question 5

at what age a man body is fully developed.

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Growth ceases: At about 21 years. Development depends on you.

Question 6

how can i have or develop a photographic memory?

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Active Learning: The harder you make your brain work to relate and group facts, the more likely you'll be to remember them. Some things to try: (a) create visual representations of the facts. (b) use vivid imagery and make up ridiculous or funny stories using the facts. (c) create acronyms using the facts or make up rhymes/songs with them. (d) keep track of which facts you know and don't. (e) google "mnemonics.".

Question 7

what causes cts and who is likely to develop it?

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A variety of things: We can see this during pregnancy, with repetitive trauma, thyroid disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, infiltratetive conditions. These conditions cause increasing tissue  enlargement around the median nerve in the carpal tunnel of the wrist. This is caused by the carpal bones in the wrist, which form a tight  curved tunnel through which the median nerve travels. Since it is bone is tight and swelling compresses.

Question 8

how do i develop extreme resilience to diseases?

Accepted Answer

Not in real life: Heroes in fantasy fiction enjoy immunity to disease, but no human being can do this. You can improve your chances of staying healthy by eating sensibly, staying physically fit, being immunized, and getting good preventive health care from your physician. But there is no magic beyond this. If there were, the super-rich who know the world's secrets would be doing it -- and they're not. Best wishes.

Question 9

what age when a woman's body is fully developed?

Accepted Answer

Developed : It varies.Some women may be fully developed  at 18-19 while others aren't fully developed until20-21.

Question 10

is it possible to develop colourblindness later on?

Accepted Answer

No: Color blindness is a genetic defect and does not develop later in life.

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