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What Developmental Disabilities Are Brought On By Oxygen Deprivation?

Developmental disabilities brought on by oxygen deprivation can include a number of lifelong conditions. Even mild oxygen deprivation may lead...

What Are the Symptoms of Lack of Oxygen to the Brain?

If a baby experiences a lack of oxygen, damage is likely already being done. The symptoms of lack of oxygen...

What Are the Most Common Developmental Disabilities?

The most common developmental disabilities include learning disabilities such as dyslexia and dysphasia, cerebral palsy, and other conditions. These can...

What Are Signs My Child’s Brain Isn’t Getting Enough Oxygen?

There are numerous signs that your child’s brain isn’t getting enough oxygen, such as discolored skin or increased heart rate....

How Many Types of Dysarthria Are There?

There are two types of dysarthria that your child could receive a diagnosis for following a birth injury: central dysarthria...

How Is Dysarthria Diagnosed?

Dysarthria is diagnosed, in most cases, by a specialist who studies speech and language. Your doctor may recommend seeing a...

How Do You Treat Dysarthria?

How you treat dysarthria depends on the causes of the condition, the severity, and how it affects the child’s speech....

Can Baby Get Stuck In Birth Canal?

A baby can get stuck in the birth canal, and this may increase the risk of injury. In some cases,...

What Is a Delayed Birth?

When a situation prevents a baby from being born during the natural timeframe once a mother goes into labor, it...

What Causes Caput Succedaneum?

Cases of caput succedaneum, swelling in the scalp of a newborn, can be detected through prenatal ultrasound as early as...

Is Caput Succedaneum Dangerous?

Caput succedaneum, swelling in the scalp of a newborn, is not physically impactful enough to harm the baby with its...

What Happens If a Baby Stays in the Birth Canal Too Long?

If a baby stays in the birth canal too long, many injuries and health complications may occur. Most of these...

How Are Fetal Lacerations Treated?

Whether fetal lacerations need treatment depends on the severity of the injury. Minor lacerations can be treated with a topical...

Why Is Enophthalmos Used in Horner’s Syndrome?

Enophthalmos describes a condition when the eyeball sinks back into the eye socket, the bony cavity surrounding the eye. Enophthalmos...

What Is the Treatment for Developmental Delays?

The treatment for developmental delays varies based on the type of delay, the severity of the delay, and how the...

What Does Horner’s Syndrome Indicate?

Horner’s syndrome indicates that there was an injury or condition that caused damage to the nerve pathways that connect certain...

What Are the Different Types of Developmental Disabilities?

The different types of developmental disabilities are divided into at least four categories: Nervous system disabilities Sensory-related disabilities Metabolic disabilities...