Question 1

who discovered freeman-sheldon syndrome? what is it?

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Freeman-Sheldon SYN.: AKA distal arthrogryposis type 2A (DA2A), craniocarpotarsal dysplasia  Cranio-carpo-tarsal syndrome was brought to light by Freeman and Sheldon.

Question 2

what's little man syndrome?

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Short man syndrome: Another name for the short or little man syndrome is a napoleon complex. Sometimes men with short stature may feel inferior and over-compensate for it.  An example: a short man who aggressively drives the top of the line sports car- (is he compensating for feelings of inadequacy?).

Question 3

how do you get reye's syndrome?

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Virus and aspirin: Rye syndrome usually occurs in children with a febrile illness, often a viral infection like chickenpox and administration of Aspirin for the fever.

Question 4

how to diagnose brown syndrome?

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MRI: A rare disorder, in which the tendon of the superior oblique eye muscle becomes entrapped. Mri and mr angiography are recommended studies, the MRI study may need to be performed with gadolinium enhancement.

Question 5

is sjodrens  syndrome very bad?

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It's not: Life threatening and there are good products to help.  Good luck.

Question 6

what is werewolf syndrome? a joke?

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No: Acute intermittent porphyria used to be called the werewolf syndrome. It does not mean that these patients are werewolves. Many have some symptoms, such as excessive hair growth and red urine, that reminded people of werewolves.

Question 7

how do you treat wernickes syndrome?

Accepted Answer

Thiamine: Acute wernicke's is a medical emergency for which thiamine is the key to successful treatment. Longstanding wernicke's, with mental changes, poor coordination, and problems moving the eyes, can only be treated with support.

Question 8

who is affected by alstrom syndrome?

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Alstrom syndrome: Symptoms often start in infancy or early childhood.

Question 9

can deconditioning syndrome be cured?

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: Deconditioning is one of the most common preventable causes of morbidity and mortality known for an impressive array of diseases. Individuals in a severely deconditioned state essentially need supervised exercise training in a supportive environment. Studies show that when this environment is available the results can be remarkable &amp; even more remarkable with prolonged periods of training.

Question 10

what can i do for raynauld's syndrome?

Accepted Answer

Wear gloves: Raynaud's phenomenon/syndrome can be a painful condition.  Avoiding noxious stimuli, especially exposure to cold, can help prevent attacks.  There are some medications, especially calcium channel blockers, which can help prevent the vascular spasms which lead to symptoms.

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