10 Neurofibromatosis Symptoms

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Symptom #8: Learning Difficulties

As many as 50 to 60 percent of patients with neurofibromatosis type 1 have learning difficulties. While they have normal intelligence, they may encounter issues with writing, reading, or the use of numbers. They may also have attention deficit issues leading to difficulties staying focused in school.

Affected children can often feel confused, frustrated, or anxious, which has a negative impact on their social interactions and school performance. Some children may also have issues with gym activities or writing as a result of motor output problems and can be regarded by others as uncoordinated or clumsy.

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