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Thalassemia trait found will it carry? |
I carry a Thalassemia trait in my genes, i myself dont have it. if my husband tests positive for carrying the gene himself what is the likelyhood that our children will carry it too, or even have the disease. ive heard it can be fatal. There are entire books written on thalassemia, but this is a nice site that explains things, and answers questions you have probably not even thought of yet. Here is a good site: |
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try on ... Thalassemia is a group of genetic blood disorders that affect approximately 1,000 individuals in the United States. The most severe of these disorders is Cooley's Anemia. People with tha... There are treatments, but unfortunately, they are probably pretty expensive. The sources below can explain it better than I can. Good luck, and I hope for the best for your son. ...eMedicine says: In 1925, Thomas Cooley, a Detroit pediatrician, described a severe type of anemia in children of Italian origin. He noted abundant nucleated red blood cells (RBCs) in the periphe... There is no cure at the present time. Most people with Thalassemia Major (the very serious form of the disease, as opposed to Thalassemia Minor, which is not serious) are expected to expire much e... Dr. Mammen Chandy, Prof. & Head of Hematology, Bone Marrow Transplantation Centre, Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore-632004. Phone : 91-0416-2222102 / 2223603 ext. 2169 Fax : 91-... .Thalassemia = the most severe of which is beta thalassemia major. Beta thalassemia major is the homozygous form of...evident from an early age. This thalassemia is also called Cooley's anemia... Yes it is possible if you and your husband must carry the gene for it for your daughter to get the disease. It is an autosomal recessive disease. You may not have any family history of it, becaus... |
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