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- SICKLE-CELL ANAEMIA
- Sickle-cell anaemia is an incurable genetic disorder that can only be passed on from parent to child. Sickle-cell disease mainly affects people of African and Caribbean origin (about one in 200). It also occurs in people of Indian, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean origin - all places where malaria has been prevalent in the past.
- SPINA BIFIDA
- Spina bifida is a congenital abnormality in which one or more of the vertebrae (the bones which form the backbone) fails to form properly, leaving part of the spinal cord exposed.
- THALASSAEMIA
- Thalassaemia is a rare inherited blood disease. An affected child inherits one or more faulty genes from a parent and as a result develops anaemia that ranges from mild to severe.
- TONSILLITIS
- The tonsils are a pair of small glands that lie at the back of the throat, above the tongue. Their job is to protect the body from harmful bacteria and viruses that may try to enter through the nose and mouth.
- TRAVEL SICKNESS
- Travel sickness is the general term used to describe nausea associated with any form of transport - usually cars, ships or planes. It can range from that slight queasy feeling when you try to read a map in the car, to the incapacitating vomiting and dehydration that may affect ship passengers on their way through choppy waters.
- TUBERCULOSIS
- Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by a rod-shaped bacterium known as mycobacterium tuberculosis
- TUMMY ACHE
- Children often complain that their tummies hurt, and recurring bouts of stomach pain are one of the most common childhood ailments.
- UNDESCENDED TESTICLE
- An undescended testicle, also called cryptorchidism, is a common problem in which only one testicle is present in an infant's scrotum. It occurs when the normal process by which the testicles reach the scrotum fails.
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