What is Down Syndrome?
Down syndrome is a genetic disorder characterized by the presence of three chromosomes in the 21st chromosome pair of individuals instead of the normal two.
Down Syndrome Frequency and Genetic Origin
This syndrome is seen in one in every 700-800 births worldwide. It is usually caused by a genetic error in the mother's egg or the father's sperm.
Physical Symptoms and Features
Individuals with this syndrome often have distinctive features on the face. These features include features such as a curvy structure, low muscle tone, and a small and round face shape.
Mental and Developmental Symptoms
Intellectual and developmental delays are common in individuals with Down syndrome. Learning disabilities, delays in language development, and difficulties with motor skills are among...