Assertion: muscular dystrophy's child | /r/HasAspect | difficulty
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: with running
type: OTHER
value: with receiving and storing information
type: OTHER
value: with jumping
type: OTHER
value: with walking
type: OTHER
value: with climbing stairs
type: OTHER
value: at night
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: As a result, the child falls frequently and has difficulty getting up from the ground.
text: As a result, the child falls frequently and has difficulty getting up from the ground.
text: The affected child might have difficulty jumping, running, and walking.
text: A child with Duchenne MD may: have difficulty walking, running or jumping
text: A child who has MD may start to stumble, waddle, have difficulty going up stairs, and toe walk (walk on the toes without the heels hitting the floor).
text: The affected child might have difficulty jumping, running, and walking.
text: A child who has MD may start to stumble, waddle, have difficulty going up stairs, and toe walk (walk on the toes without the heels hitting the floor).
text: Because of a progressive weakening of leg muscles, the child falls frequently and has difficulty getting up from the ground and also has trouble running, walking or running normally.
text: At the preschool stage, children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy may fall frequently or have difficulty walking, climbing stairs and / or running (Duchenne Parent Project, 2012).
text: Many children with RSMD have difficulty breathing, especially at night.
text: Children may have difficulty walking or getting up from a seated position or from lying down.
text: Children also have difficulty raising their arms.
text: It starts in childhood and may be noticed when a child has difficulty standing up, climbing or running.
text: The child having difficulty with walking, running, jumping and climbing stairs.
text: Doctors typically diagnose DMD before age 5 when caregivers begin to notice that a previously normal child is having difficulty running, jumping, and doing activities that were once easy.
text: Children may fall frequently and have difficulty walking, running and jumping.
text: In these cases it is thought that the affected children have difficulty with receiving and storing information and then retrieving it later.
text: Children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy usually have difficulty going up stairs and jumping.