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Medical Conditions - Neurofibromatosis

Neurofibromatosis are a group of disorders that lead to the formation of tumors in the brain, spinal cord, and nerve tissues. It is a genetic disorder that is noncancerous and occurs in three types. The first type causes bone deformities, the second type causes hearing impairment, and the third type causes extreme pain throughout the body. In rare cases, neurofibromatosis can become cancerous.

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What are NF1 long-term effects on tumors and development?

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How can NF1 be managed in a teenager?

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Is Koselugo effective for treating NF1 patients?

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Is NF1 life-threatening or manageable?

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How can NF1 be managed in a 7-year-old child?

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Do NF1 spinal tumors need surgery or meds?

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Can MEK inhibitors help in managing neurofibromatosis?

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What is the treatment of scoliosis in neurofibromatosis?

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What are the ways to prevent complications from NF1?

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How to slow down the growth of brain tumors in NF1?

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