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Learn more about Down’s syndrome Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBDown’s syndrome (Ds) is a genetic condition caused by the presence of a full or partial third copy of chromosome 21 in the body’s cells, it is not a disease. Down’s syndrome usually …

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Health Checks and Pathway of Care Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBWhen babies are born a paediatrician carries out routine health checks. Babies then continue to have regular checks as they grow and develop. Babies born with Down’s …

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Getting to know a baby with Down’s syndrome

WEB5 5 Karina When Holly was born Jamie and I were so happy and excited to meet her. When we first saw her little face we were so emotional. She was perfect and absolutely beautiful.

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Managing the menopause in women with Down’s syndrome a …

WEBWhat is the menopause. Cessation of menstruation (periods) usually defined as post menopause a year after your last period. Symptoms usually start a few months or years …

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A booklet about getting older for adults with Down’s …

WEB11 Staying healthy Keeping fit and healthy into old age As you get older you may find it harder to walk and to climb stairs. Older people sometimes fall.

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Health Report Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBLast year we received feedback from over 400 of our members on their experiences within NHS funded health centres, GP practices and hospitals.

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What We Do Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBWhat We Do. Down’s Syndrome Scotland is a member-led charity, established in 1982. We are the only charity in Scotland dedicated solely to supporting people with Down’s …

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Health Matters Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBBreaking news: studies show that people with Down’s syndrome are dying 28 years younger than the general population, despite some advances in recent years.

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Let’s Talk About the Menopause

WEB6 Mood swings Many women have mood swings during the menopause. ‘Mood’ is the way you are feeling. Moods can be happy, sad, angry, tearful. ‘Mood swings’ are when your …

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Home Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBDate: 8th November 2023. Earlier this year, four Scottish Down’s Syndrome swimmers went to Padova, Italy to compete at the Down Syndrome European …

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LDAN Bill Response Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBAt the end of 2023, the Scottish Government published a Consultation Paper on its proposed Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence (LDAN) Bill. This bill is a …

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Pulse Oximetry for Adults with Learning Disabilities Study

WEBAs part of this research, they are looking to monitor the respiratory health of adults with learning disabilities using pulse oximeters, a test that can be done at home …

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Living with Dementia

WEB5 • Offer a bath instead. A person with Down’s syndrome and dementia may have grown up taking a bath rather than a shower, therefore a shower will seem alien and frightening.

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GETTING OLDER DEATH

WEBEYES, MOUTH… You need to get your teeth and mouth checked every 6 months at the Dentist, even if you wear false teeth. Keeping your teeth and mouth healthy

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Annual Health Checks Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBIf you have any questions or concerns regarding Annual Health Checks – our Family Support Team are available to help give them a call on 0300 030 2121 or email …

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Latest COVID-19 Update Downs Syndrome Scotland

WEBVaccination for 5-11-year-olds In January 2022 Public Health Scotland advised that the COVID-19 vaccination programme has been extended to include …

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Personal Child Health Record insert for babies and children with …

WEBYou should have received a Personal Child Health Record (PCHR) for your baby, (sometimes called the ‘Red Book’) from your midwife or health visitor.

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