Have anyone of you seen the case of adult onset hemihyperplasia?
823761
sir..please tell us what is hemi....\n\ndo you expect us to sit with a dictionary to answer questions?
40513
I can't say that I ever have. However, I've seen the mental ward at our local hospital. Looks like ordinary hospital rooms to me. I think the padded rooms went out many years ago!!!
861328
Yes I have. I didn't know it until many years later, but here's what happened. When I was 12, I broke my arm right in the elbow joint. I had to undergo surgery. I remember seeing myself laying on the table and the doctor standing over me, working on my arm. I remember trying to look over him to see what he was doing. When I saw my own blood, I got scared and went into the hallway! I saw my mom and dad sitting in the waiting room. Dad was reading the newspaper, and mom was doing a crossword puzzle! That's all I really remembered, but I never told anybody about this because I just thought it was a dream! Then, many years later, it just came up in conversation one day. When I described what I'd seen, my mom and dad just looked at each other in amazement! They couldn't believe I'd seen exactly what they were doing! So that's when we knew it was more than just a dream. I've heard this is not that unusual for people when going under aneshesia. But I've never met anyone else that had this happen to them.
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see if these help any...\n\nhttp://www.mypacs.net/cases/AGYRIAPACHYGYRIA-COMPLEX-273885.html\n\nhttp://pathweb.uchc.edu/eAtlas/CNS/669.htm\n\nhttp://rad.usuhs.mil/medpix/radpix.html?mode=single&comebackto=mode%3Dgeo_browse&recnum=767
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http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geurcTqmtFzHYATAJXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2OWZqMTJjBGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDNQRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANERlI1Xzgz/SIG=12nmp8dcs/EXP=1164770195/**http%3a//www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi%3fartid=1371053\n\nhttp://www.vetpathology.org/cgi/content/full/39/5/602\n\nfrom what I am seeing, it can appear in either sex, but has been documented more in heifers. It can be congenital, but does not appear to be sex-linked.
326493
Sure, there's no problem. I think that you are confusing this with rh problems that a developing baby can have, but its unrelated to this.
976899
23 years ago yesterday.  \n\nThe day my son was born.  With birth defects.  The trama began that day and has continued.  God allows us the "auto pilot" ability to do what has to be done, and that's just what we did.  Through 18 surgeries, and thousands of trips to PT - OT & speech therapy.\n\nToday - he is such a joy (as he has been for all the time), but I know the things he has had to overcome.  And that is traumatic.
240748
Unfortunatel this is a genetic disease.  The chances are about 35-50% put the good news is that it is managable
55535
help,\n\nI'm not sure you'll find many articles out there that addresses ADD and/or learning disabilities as an inherited condition.  I've never seen any, so I can't begin to answer what the chances are for a child born to one or both parents who have suffered the same.\n\nI would say that all one can do is to pay close attention to the child's development, and to take quick action if any developmental problems present itself.  I know this isn't much help...best of luck.
102486
It's not too serious.  Many new born babies have this condition.  According to the links below, it will take care of itself.\n\nIt's an excess of bilirubin in the blood, produced by the breakdown of hemoglobin.\n\nRather than plagarise, I'll just point you at the links below:
55269
I've never heard of this, so first of all my thoughts are with your family.  I knew strokes, heart attacks and those types of things didn't only happen to "older" people anymore, but that they were also happening to people as young as their 20's.  I had absolutely no idea, I am going to try to look this up tho, as I have two young children.  Were there any symptoms, something long coming that didn't get noticed because it was also considered a normal thing?  I hope he stays strong and has a great turn around back to good health.
847202
I have not seen it yet, so don't give up hope.  I know I have seen some baby lookalike pictures, but non that were adult yet.   \n\nHer show is so good.
2077
I get migraines and have actually had a hemmorage in my pituitiary and that kind of headache and a migraine are totally different.  As for having an episode where she lost abilities it sounds like she had some sort of loss that caused a lack of oxygen to the brain which would explain the "visions" of seeing relatives that are already passed.  Lack of oxygen can cause damage to the brain where the affected are can be speech and motor skills that would have to be relearned.  Your mother is in my prayers.  I have son with Cerebral Palsy so motor disorders and delays are well understood by me.  I know the strain it can have on the family members.  God bless!!  \nMegan
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Here the woman is a carrier of both haemophilia and colorblindness, but she is normal.So her possibilities of children with the colorblind man will be a normal daughter, a colorblind daughter, a haemophiliac son and a color blind son. So the statment as i worked it out maybe correct and not wrong.
717593
I have not heard about this, but how it has saddened me that a whole childhood has now been lost. I wonder how she will ever cope. Of course the questions come to mind, where were her parents, where did she get the alcohol, who gave it to her etc. But what concerned me most was what type of person ( if not another young, immature child) would take advantage of a child that age no matter what state or condition she was in. God my daughter is 11 the thought of pregnancy at that age terrifies me let alone the reality. Where were the responsible adults. I hope if the other party to this was old enough to know better, he gets whats coming to him. The decisions and responsibilities this child is now faced with are far to heavy for her to even comprehend. There effects will be far reaching. How can one expect an 11 yr old child to understand those actions or the consequences. Good lord this has made me so very sad. We will be praying for her physical and emotional safety and well being. Plse do the same.
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Yeah my dad has those. Think it's a redhead thing and prefectly normal.
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well it's impossible to make any conclusive statements without knowing the entire case and what exactly was damaged.  if it was intussusception (when one part of the intestine "telescopes" into another causing a blockage of his bowels) and then a ruptured bowel, then this should not really affect his ability to have kids later in life.  I believe if there had been any involvement of his reproductive system the surgeons would have told you.