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foetal

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foetal.
See fetus.

Patient discussion about foetal.

Q. I have a little brother who has Fetal Alcolhol syndrome He is 9 yrs. old & was born wi the condition.

A. HELLO jamesis,i am very sorry to here that. right now you are a good sister to him,because you want to help him by learning about your brothers desease. your brother will have a normal life because he has you to help him in life. if you have read any of my answers you now know the reason i always tell people not to drink or drink and drive--im sorry you had to find this out this way. alcohol is a drug, just because it is legal doesnt make a difference. When you get older, and if you have a family like me-you can past this lesson down to your children--you are the hope of the world,because you and your friends can pass the word down to there friends and family and maybe just maybe you can stop mothers from drinking.stay strong if you need anymore questions asked just send we an email.mrfoot56

Q. How dangerous bipolar can get? it is not a fetal disease , is in it?

A. By itself it’s not fatal disease- i.e. dipolar disorder doesn’t harm the heart, lungs or any other essential organs. However, bipolar disorder may lead to risky-behavior (mainly during the manic phase) such as driving while drunk, using drugs, acting dangerously etc, and may lead to suicide, mainly during the depressive phase.

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