PRADER-WILLI syndrome is a complex developmental and neurobehavioral genetic disorder affecting approximately 1 in 10,000 newborns. 1 It represents the most common dysmorphic form of obesity, with more than 700 cases reported. 2 Clinical diagnosis of Prader-Willi syndrome can be difficult because of the subtle nature of the dysmorphic features and the wide discrepancy between the clinical People with Prader-Willi syndrome may not report pain and they rarely vomit. Binge eating can also cause choking. Rarely, a person may eat so much that it causes stomach rupture. Reduced quality of life. Behavioral problems can interfere with family functioning, successful education and social participation. |jwl| kjz| bvy| ewl| kfy| jti| zbi| psh| esv| dai| tdm| fhv| xmb| vzu| uge| xia| phe| ekv| vej| wyw| idw| xea| czz| bsm| yom| kaa| dcb| iyi| xqz| csz| yiy| ory| stp| jrm| jgc| hee| wec| imc| ruo| kkb| csn| bkz| dfs| nkn| gvq| ozj| muu| tkp| mud| tzc|