A team of healthcare professionals from different areas works with you to manage your child's condition. Depending on your child's symptoms, treatment for Angelman syndrome may involve: Anti-seizure medicine to control seizures. Physical or occupational therapy to help with walking and movement.

Little man syndrome is also known as Small man syndrome or Napoleon complex. It is a condition in which a man feels inadequate about his short height and tries to get through with it by expressing excessive aggressive behaviour. The main reason for their aggressive nature is to seek respect, and value despite their short height. But this behaviour makes them obsessive and prevents them from having a healthy relationship. One should try to overcome the complexity with a positive approach toward their short height. One should learn to love oneself and seek help for proper counselling.

Early diagnosis and treatment are key to helping a child with Angelman syndrome maintain the highest possible quality of life. Treatment may require the coordinated efforts of a team of specialists, including: Pediatricians. Neurologists. Occupational and physical therapists. Speech-language pathologists. Behavioral therapists.

Mayo's Angelman Syndrome Clinic gives you one place to go for a treatment plan. The clinic manages care and provides access to many specialists, depending on your or your child's needs, including: You and your child meet with a team of experts at Mayo's Angelman Syndrome Clinic who create a personalized treatment plan.