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Obesity is an obvious answer. However: Are they lethargic (really inactive and unresponsive)? That could mean several things; toxicity, a really bad cold and many other problems of varying seriousneess. The overeating could be due to some anxiety; check with their school and find out if anything major is happening involving them. In any case, take them to a doctor - they will be able to tell what the exact problem and solution is.
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What medical condition causes the foot to feel like it is sticking to the floor when attempting to walk?
That's one of the classic signs of Parkinson's disease.
Do Canavan disease sufferers have retardation?
Children with Canavan disease are mentally retarded and most will never be able to sit, stand, walk or talk, although they may learn to laugh and smile and reach for objects.
How do the children in Kenya get to school?
In rural areas, children walk. In cities, some children are driven and others walk.
What percentage of children in Leeds walk to school in 2010?
56% of children in Leeds usually walk to school.
Why are pig cannot walk?
There are numerous reasons why a pig might not be able to walk. The animal could be suffering from foot rot, iron deficiency, over weight, or another muscular disease. If the animal cannot walk, it is best to call your veterinarian for further diagnostic and treatment.
What is the name of the disease where people walk in the night?
A sleepwalker
What disease mean you can not walk?
Paralyzation, or something like that.
What symptoms do children with juvenile Krabbe disease exhibit?
Children with juvenile type begin having symptoms between three and ten years of age. They gradually lose the ability to walk and think. They may also have paralysis and vision loss.
What if you dont have a animal can you still get lyme disease?
Yes. Ticks carry the spirochete that causes Lyme Disease. A walk through an area with thick bushes or a wooded area or trail can result in a tick biting a human. The tick actually transmits the spirochete, called Borrelia burgdorferi.
What causes your bones to move when you walk?
Muscles
How bad can parkinson's disease get?
Parkinson's disease usually begins with tremors, rigidity of limb joints, and difficulty with posture and balance. The more sever symptoms include an inability to walk and problems with facial movements. Parkinson's disease progresses over time. Parkinson's usually manifests itself differently over time, so there isn't one answer to this question.
What is the name of the disease which makes you walk with a crooked back?
arthritis
