Rett's Disorder Self Test

The Rett's Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Rett's Disorder. Once you know your Rett's Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Does your child show cognitive impairment such as a delayed response when asked a question? (1)
Does your child show clumsiness in their actions? (1)
Do you have any family members or relatives that experience seizures? (1)
Did you have pregnancy difficulty with your child? (1)
Did your child begin to show motor developmental delays at 6 months of age? (1)
Does your child seem to not make eye contact when being addressed? (1)
Does your child seem disinterested in socializing with children his/her age? (1)
Is your child showing a tendency to say words repeatedly? (1)
Is your child unable to communicate using words? (1)
Is your child unable to keep up with a conversation? (1)
Does your child show repetitive actions or gestures? (1)
Do you often notice your child making odd hand movements, like hand wringing? (1)
Does your child observe certain patterns of doing a certain activity, like play? (1)
Does your child show ritualistic behavior? (1)
Does your child have sleeping difficulty? (1)
Is your child often irritable? (1)
Does your child cry most of the time and is almost not appeasable? (1)
Does your child often throw tantrums with excessive screaming? (1)
Have you noticed your child’s head to be smaller than other kids? (1)
Have you noticed that your child seems unsteady in footing when walking? (1)
Does your child often trip or fall even while walking? (1)
Has your child had moments of trembling or shaking? (1)
Have you noticed your child to have some slight involuntary muscle movements particularly in the face? (1)
Is your child often not interested with new toys? (1)
Has your child had any episodes of seizure? (1)
Has your child manifested teeth grinding? (1)
Have you noticed that your child is relatively smaller in height and build than most kids? (1)
Have you noticed that your child has relatively small feet for her overall body built? (1)
Do you feel that your child’s growth seems slow? (1)
Does your child experience difficulty in chewing? (1)
Does your child experience difficulty in swallowing? (1)
Does your child have difficulty in defecating? (1)
Does your child frequently urinate at no specific time or interval? (1)
Have you noticed your child to have increased difficulty in moving around? (walking, standing up, movements which involves muscle use) (1)
Have you noticed your child banging his head onto something, biting or scratching himself, pulling his hair or doing any acts of injuring himself? (1)
Does your child often play alone rather than play with other children? (1)
Is your child unable to respond to other people’s emotions? (feeling sad when someone is sad, feeling happy when someone is happy) (1)
Does your child show muscle weakness or uncoordinated movements? (1)
Does your child observe a certain ritual of doing specific activities? (1)
Does your child have poor socialization skills? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Rett's Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

	Asperger's Syndrome – autism, delayed development in motor, communication and social skills, cognitive impairment, clumsiness
	Autism – brain development disorder, Asperger’s disorder, impaired social interaction, restricted and repetitive behavior
	Childhood Disintegrative Disorder - late onset of delayed development, impaired social, motor and communication skills
	Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOS - delayed development in social, communication and motor skills

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