The capacity to speak, move, eat, and even breathe easily are all severely impaired in children is happen due to Rett syndrome,
and it is a rare inherited neurological illness that almost exclusively affects girls.
Nearly continual repetitive hand motions are a defining feature of Rett syndrome.
Rett syndrome is often identified in kids between the ages of 6 and 18 months
as they start to fail developmental milestones or decline in already acquired abilities.
Reet Syndrome Symptoms1) Vocal fatigue Or Loss of speech2) Loss of Purposeful hand use
3) Uncontrollable hand motions, such as washing hands,4) Loss of mobility or abnormal gait5) A decline in muscle tone6) Seizures (Convulsions) or Rett "episodes"
7) Scoliosis
8) Breathing problems
9) Sleep problems
10) Slower growth of the hands, feet, and head