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01-19-2017, 12:37 AM | #2 | |||
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Hi Christina
Welcome to NeuroTalk . I am sorry to read about your son. It is possible that his doctors suspect what is called Sydenham's Chorea - it usually arises from a Streptococcal infection. The information in these two sites might help you to ask his doctors informed questions. Sydenham's Chorea - AboutKidsHealth Sydenham's chorea - Gillberg centrum, University of Gothenburg, Sweden All the best.
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