ZELLWEGER'S SYNDROME: SYMPTOMS AND HOW TO TREAT - RARE DESEASES

What is Zellweger's syndrome and how to treat it



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Zellweger's syndrome is a rare genetic disease that causes changes in the skeleton and face, as well as serious damage to important organs such as the heart, liver and kidneys. In addition, it is also common the appearance of lack of strength, difficulty to listen and convulsions. Babies with this syndrome usually show signs and symptoms as early as the first few hours or days after birth, so your pediatrician can ask to have blood and urine tests done to confirm the diagnosis