Which is the most serious...

[Salazarr]

Which is the most serious disease that can cause a very bad learning disability?

[admin]

It is Down's Syndrome (31 %). Second most common cause is chromosomal abnormalities.

[priyank_unbeatable]

downs syndrome i heard of it but i wish if any one provide more information on such syndrome what do it exactly mean??

[Salazarr]

Yes it is the most caused, but which is actually the most dangerous?

[raushan2007]

It is Down's Syndrome (31 %). Second most common cause is chromosomal abnormalities.


but which is first? how does it dangerous and all..Can you please explain please

[bowman]

It is down's syndrome, it is named after Doctor John langdon down, who named this syndrome. This was identified as a chromosome 21 trisomy. This is associated with some impairement cognitive ability and physical ability also the physical appearance.

[goutham]

It is Down's Syndrome....

[martin612999]

yes is hear about it from last 3 month and it very dangerous to learning skill.

[zinta]

Well i wasn't aware of this disease...thanks for the information mates...hopefully would remeber for it for a very long time....till i would be the father....:)

[Handsome]

downs syndrome i heard of it but i wish if any one provide more information on such syndrome what do it exactly mean??

i dont know which is most serious but let me let you about down dyndrome

It is a condition in which extra genetic material causes delays in the way a child develops, both mentally and physically. It affects about 1 in every 800 babies

[Jackson]

Most serious is sickle cell disease:-
"Injuries to the brain, such as stroke, may result in a loss of strength and coordination, but also cause a lower IQ in comparison to the child's peer group, causing learning disabilities and other problems,etc....

[aviatik99]

I too consider that Sickel cell disese is quite dangerous
it can casue a storke and my leads to death in not treated in correct time

[Jackson]

Though Down syndrome can't be prevented, it can be detected .Kids with Down syndrome tend to share certain physical features such as a flat facial profile, an upward slant to the eyes, small ears, and a protruding tongue.

[khassa]

well its Down syndrome....Down syndrome (DS), also called Trisomy 21, is a condition in which extra genetic material causes delays in the way a child develops, both mentally and physically. It affects about 1 in every 800 babies.

[shakilabarbosa]

Is Down syndrome is named after Dr. John Langdon Down, who named the syndrome. This was identified as a chromosome in trisomy 21. This is associated with a certain skill with cognitive ability and physical appearance.

[Calvin]

in kids not have concern of their parents and parents do not care of their kidz and their needs not love then just busy in work then it have bad effect on kidz for learning and they only think .
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[silver.babu]

I think pressure on the brain is the worst thing to destroy the learning power.And also there are the most disease because every person has the different nature and environment.

[Jimmyad11]

Down Syndrome and pressure on the brain is the most serious things that very dangerous for learning skills.

[michaelbrown154]

Yes it is a Down Syndrome. Its a chromosomal abnormality and probably the most common genetic condition...Down syndrome is a genetic disorder caused a chromosome difference.

[MCA21]

Is there any treatment for such disabilitites?

[mrmarkrobinson8]

It is a very serious problem according to me.
We should not take it lightly.

[ally.sidder]

Syndrome??
Which portion of Brain does it effect??

[Leviaiden]

According to an American study the risk that a child will have a reading problem is increased from four to thirteen times if one of the parents has a similar problem. This tendency for learning disabilities to "run in families" has been confirmed by numerous studies.

[robertallen]

Dysnomi as it effects memory, writing and even speech skills..

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