Definition:
FG syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that causes poor muscle tone, an abnormally large head, and recurring rectal problems.
Diagnosis:
The diagnosis can be done by genetic testing.
Treatment:
There is no exact treatment available for the disease. Those who are suffering from mental retardation may undergo special education programs.
Symptoms and Signs:
The symptoms of the disease include seizures, hypotonia, brain abnormalities, a short stature, chronic constipation, and streaks of light and dark pigments on the skin.
Causes:
FG syndrome is caused by a genetic mutation of the long arm (q) of the chromosome X12-X21.
