Title: About syndromespedia and how to cure it
1About syndromespedia and How to Cure it
2Battered Woman Syndrome Symptoms, Court Cases
Treatment
- Battered Woman Syndrome is believed to be a type
of Post Traumatic Stress. It is an accepted
mental disorder characterized by suffering from
constant and/or grave domestic brutality. To be
recognized as a battered woman, a person has to
have suffered two cycles of maltreatment. A cycle
consists of three phases the tension-building
stage, the explosion or acute battering incident,
and the honeymoon phase, which is characterized
by a calm and loving respite period. This cycle
will continue again and again. - http//syndromespedia.com/battered-woman-syndrome-
definition-symptoms-court-cases-treatment.html
3What is premenstrual syndrome?
- Premenstrual syndrome or most commonly known as
PMS is defined as a mixture of physical, mental,
emotional and mood-related problems that occur in
women who are menstruating. It starts past
ovulation and usually ends at the beginning of
her menstruation. - http//syndromespedia.com/premenstrual-syndrome-sy
mptoms-treatment-signs.html
4What is Parental Alienation Syndrome?
- Parental alienation syndrome is a word invented
by the deceased forensic psychiatrist Richard
Gardner to depict an incident he observed wherein
kids were being turned not in favor of one
parent, typically as the consequence of a divorce
or unpleasant custody fight. - http//syndromespedia.com/parental-alienation-synd
rome-symptoms-treatment-court.html
5What is Triple X Syndrome?
- Triple X Syndrome is also known as triplo-X, XXX
syndrome, 47, XXX aneuploidy or Trisomy X and it
is mainly due to an extra x- chromosome, which is
an abnormal thing. Chromosomes are described to
have a rod like kind of structure and are
normally present in the cellular nucleus found in
the persons body. - http//syndromespedia.com/triple-x-syndrome-pictur
es-symptoms-treatment-life-expectancy.html
6What is Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome?
- Androgen insensitivity syndrome or AIS is a
condition wherein an individual who is
hereditarily male (with one X and one Y
chromosome) is defiant to androgens or male
hormones. Consequently, the individual has a
number of or total physical attributes of a
woman, regardless of possessing the genetic
composition of a man. - http//syndromespedia.com/androgen-insensitivity-s
yndrome-complete-partial-pictures.html
7What is Alport Syndrome?
- The Alport syndrome is a medical condition that
is known to affect the kidney and is
characterized by loss of hearing and alteration
of ocular function. This is a genetic disorder
that can progress to a debilitating effect to
the renal system. - http//syndromespedia.com/alports-syndrome-symptom
s-causes-treatment-complications.html
8What is Broken Heart Syndrome?
- There are a lot of fictional stories depicting
characters who die after suffering a devastating
loss purely from grief. In reality, however,
people do not commonly die from a broken heart,
although it can be a scary experience and feel
life-threatening. - http//syndromespedia.com/broken-heart-syndrome-sy
mptoms-treatment.html
9What is Kabuki Syndrome?
- Kabuki Syndrome is a rare type genetic disorder
where the affected people have distinctive facial
features like the make-up worn by the actors in
Japan. People who has this disease show signs of
mental and skeletal disabilities. This condition
is also called by the medical professionals as
Niikawa-Kuroki Syndrome - http//syndromespedia.com/kabuki-syndrome.html
10What is Computer Vision Syndrome?
- Computer Vision Syndrome usually happens to
persons who spend more hours in front of the
computer screen every day. It causes the vision
and eye problems. This problems or discomforts
increase with the increase usage of computer. - http//syndromespedia.com/computer-vision-syndrome
-symptoms-treatment-causes.html
11What is Dubowitz Syndrome?
- Dubowitz syndrome as a genetic disorder is a rare
type and is linked with developmental problems.
It includes many congenital abnormalities
involving but not certainly limited to failure of
growth or short height, small head, distinctive
features of the face that is uncommon, moderate
mental retardation, and about one-half of the
known cases is eczema. - http//syndromespedia.com/dubowitz-syndrome.html
12What is Amotivational Syndrome?
- The amotivational syndrome is a known
psychological health condition that is
characterized by losing of interest in
social endeavors and participation in activities.
There is apathy among the affected and somehow
cannot be explained. Most say that this said
syndrome is reported to be a result from a long
term abuse of cannabis (component
marijuana). However, other studies greatly reject
that proposition as surveys show. - http//syndromespedia.com/amotivational-syndrome-d
efinition-symptoms-treatment.html
13What is Parry Romberg Syndrome?
- Parry Romberg Syndrome is otherwise termed as
facial hemiatrophy or progressive facial
hemiatrophy or hemifacial microstomia or Romberg
syndrome. It is an etiologically and clinically
heterogeneous kind of syndrome. It involves the
subcutaneous fat, dermis, muscle and the bone
underlying it. It is rarely involves the
Contralateral or ipsilateral side of the persons
face. - https//syndromespedia.com/parry-romberg-syndrome.
html.WOplfdJ97Dc
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