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The document discusses medical care considerations for children with Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) from infancy through early childhood. It notes that PWS affects many body systems and symptoms change over time. Medical care should focus on establishing feeding, addressing physical and behavioral characteristics, monitoring growth and development, and managing issues like temperature instability, seizures, joint problems, and risk of obesity. Early intervention is important to establish healthy habits and prevent overweight.
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