The Hip Dip. From our heads to hips to knees and feet no two bodies are exactly alike. We all come in different shapes and sizes. That is especially true when it comes to hips. Some form an uninterrupted curve and others have a little dip â or hip dip â between the bottom of the waist and the top of the thigh.
Down's Syndrome: This syndrome has multiple physical effects, but the primary part of the nervous system affected is the brain. Intellectual development will be limited, and so will judgment, attention span, etc. Learning will be slow. For more information: http://tinyurl.Com/3c4rwpl.
Down Syndrome Effects: An Introduction. Though their average life expectancy has risen to the mid-50s, people with Down syndrome are still at risk for Down syndrome effects in nearly every system in the body. Some common Down syndrome effects may be present at birth; others may not become evident until adulthood. In individual cases, the effects of Down syndrome also vary widely. Some people with Down syndrome may experience many of its effects; others only a few. Common Down syndrome effects can include: