What are the symptoms of Down’s syndrome?
There are many different symptoms of Down’s syndrome; the most obvious symptoms are physical features; these are listed below:
- Flatter nose
- Small ears
- Small mouth
- Protruding tongue
- Flat back of the head
- Eyes that slant in an upwards direction
There are also physiological, psychological and social symptoms of Down’s syndrome; these are explored in more detail below:
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