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Pediatric Endocrinology   (Expert Forum)
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Deanna L Aftab Guy, MD - Short Stature, thyroid, Pituitary abnormalit, Puberty concerns, Rapid Growth, Adrenal problems, Parathyroid abnormal, Rickets and bone dis
Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital Nashville - TN
Questions in the Pediatric Endocrinology forum are answered by Dr. Deanna L Aftab Guy, affiliated with Vanderbilt Children's Hospital. Topics covered include adrenal problems, diabetes insipidus, menstrual irregularities, obesity, parathyroid abnormalities, pituitary abnormalities, puberty concerns, rapid growth, rickets and bone disease, short stature, and thyroid.

shakes

by Tonyaparrish, May 25, 2008 01:57PM
my 6 month old baby just started to shake when she is going to sleep could this be a throid problem. She just started this about a month ago . she done it once before when she was about two months old I thought it was that she was dreaming but now it is more often.

by Deanna L Aftab Guy, MD, May 31, 2008 11:07PM
To: Tonyaparrish
I am not thinking that this is related to a thyroid problem. It may just be an exagerrated parasomnia-this is like sleep walking, night terrors etc. (or can even be a persistent Moro or what is usually described as a startle reflex), talk to your pediatrician
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