Fas: Freunscht et al 2011 examined the biographical development and living situation of 60 adult patients with fas. In their childhood, all the patients had been diagnosed with FAS in a university hospital. Most patients lived in dependent circumstances. The occupational development was characterized by disruption and failure, and severe social problems. So its hard to predict without knowing details.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Hard to Tell: It is easier to identify in little kids that have characteristic facial features. But as people grow it becomes harder. There is also a range of FAS --- mild to severe. In a way, it doesn't matter because there are no specific treatments. It is probably best to identify which problems you do have & work on them. You should also be aware that you are at greater risk for developing alcohol problems.
Answered 12/7/2015
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