Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (dysmorphic)
A condition in a child that results from alcohol exposure during the mother’s pregnancy causing growth deficiencies,facial abnormalities,and central nervous system dysfunction.
Likelihood of free care:
75%
Free treatment for anyone with Medicare or other insurance
It is likely that cost of care for this condition is fully covered by insurance, including Medicare / Medicaid
Onset
Congenital
Affected Systems
Common Treatments
Nutritional Management
Feeding Therapy
Recommended Specialists
Pediatrician
Neonatologist
Nutritionist
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (dysmorphic)
Common Treatments for
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (dysmorphic)
Options may include:
Special diets or feeding methods to ensure proper nutrition.
Treatment to help with eating and drinking challenges.
Recommended Specialists for
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (dysmorphic)
Specialists may include:
A doctor who specializes in children's health.
A doctor who cares for newborns.
An expert in diet and nutrition.
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