Macroglossia_Session of resonance therapy_BIORESONANCE SOUND THERAPY

Macroglossia (enlarged tongue) is a rare condition that typically affects more children than adults. People with macroglossia have tongues that are larger than typical, given the size of their mouths. Most people are born with macroglossia that can be linked to conditions such as Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome or Down syndrome. People can also develop macroglossia from some forms of cancer or severe infections. Macroglossia treatment ranges from speech therapy to surgery.
An oversized tongue that’s always sticking out may be the most obvious and common macroglossia symptom. Other symptoms are:
Noisy, high-pitched breathing (stridor).
Snoring or low-pitched breathing (stertor).
Difficulty eating or drinking (dysphagia).
Drooling.
Difficulty speaking.
Macroglossia has several causes. Very rarely, people are born with oversized tongues but no other medical problems. More frequently, macroglossia is a symptom of an underlying condition that people either inherit or acquire through illness. Some surgeries and medical treatments may cause macroglossia.
What inherited conditions might cause macroglossia?
Macroglossia is linked to several inherited conditions. Here’s information on a few of those conditions:
Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome: This is a growth disorder syndrome that causes large body size, large organs and can increase children’s risk for developing certain childhood cancers. Approximately 90% of children who have Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome also have macroglossia.
Hurler/Hunter syndrome (mucopolysaccharidosis): This is a group of diseases that affects your body’s ability to break down sugar molecules.
Down syndrome: People with Down syndrome are born with an extra chromosome, which changes the way their brain and body develop, creating and physical and mental challenges.
What acquired conditions might cause macroglossia?
Acquired causes may include metabolic or endocrine conditions, like hypothyroidism or infections, such as diphtheria. Some acquired conditions that cause macroglossia include:
Amyloidosis: This is a protein disorder that keeps tissues and organs from working as they should. Macroglossia is the most common oral symptom of amyloidosis.
Hypothyroidism: This is a common condition where your thyroid doesn’t create and release enough thyroid hormone into your bloodstream. This makes your metabolism slow down. Hypothyroidism is a common cause of macroglossia in children.
Acromegaly: This is a rare condition that causes your body to release too much growth hormone. People with acromegaly often have oversized tongues, jaws, hands and feet.
Diphtheria: This is an infectious disease that may cause your tongue to swell.
What tumors might cause macroglossia?
Macroglossia can be a symptom of several benign and cancerous tumors, including:
Lymphangioma: This is a benign tumor that develops in your lymphatic system, causing fluid-filled cysts on the mucous membranes in your mouth.
Hemangioma: These are benign tumors that grow from blood vessels.
Lymphoma: This cancer affects your lymph system.
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