Rett Syndrome is an uncommon neurodevelopmental disorder that is first discovered when a child is still an infant. This disorder is mostly found in girls, rarely is it ever found in boys. Rett Syndrome cannot be inherited from an early on ancestor, and statistically this syndrome affects one in every 10,000 to 20,000 children.
In 1966 an Austrian physician, Dr. Andreas Rett was the first person to have ever recorded anything about this disorder. However not until Dr. Bengt Hagberg made a second article about this disorder in 1983, was it publicly known.
Normally when someone has been diagnosed with Rett Syndrome, they lose the ability to use their hands properly, they develop problems with walking often walking on their toes, the head
In 1966 an Austrian physician, Dr. Andreas Rett was the first person to have ever recorded anything about this disorder. However not until Dr. Bengt Hagberg made a second article about this disorder in 1983, was it publicly known.
Normally when someone has been diagnosed with Rett Syndrome, they lose the ability to use their hands properly, they develop problems with walking often walking on their toes, the head