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Mommy2Alyssa, I had no idea to be tested for it either! It was in the prenantal screening that my OBGYN did. I dont think most people would have a clue what to be tested for unless their family members had a disease.
Mommy2Alyssa, I had no idea to be tested for it either! It was in the prenantal screening that my OBGYN did. I dont think most people would have a clue what to be tested for unless their family members had a disease.
Mommy2Alyssa, I had no idea to be tested for it either! It was in the prenantal screening that my OBGYN did. I dont think most people would have a clue what to be tested for unless their family members had a disease.
Mommy2Alyssa, I had no idea to be tested for it either! It was in the prenantal screening that my OBGYN did. I dont think most people would have a clue what to be tested for unless their family members had a disease.
Mommy2Alyssa, I had no idea to be tested for it either! It was in the prenantal screening that my OBGYN did. I dont think most people would have a clue what to be tested for unless their family members had a disease.
Im pretty sure before these posts I havent really brought up her being mild. But I have seen people get commented to when they say their child is atypical so I was hesitant to use those phrases.
Not to mention this has NOTHING to do with what this thread is about.....so lets move on.
Im pretty sure before these posts I havent really brought up her being mild. But I have seen people get commented to when they say their child is atypical so I was hesitant to use those phrases.
Not to mention this has NOTHING to do with what this thread is about.....so lets move on.
Im pretty sure before these posts I havent really brought up her being mild. But I have seen people get commented to when they say their child is atypical so I was hesitant to use those phrases.
Not to mention this has NOTHING to do with what this thread is about.....so lets move on.
Im pretty sure before these posts I havent really brought up her being mild. But I have seen people get commented to when they say their child is atypical so I was hesitant to use those phrases.
Not to mention this has NOTHING to do with what this thread is about.....so lets move on.
Im pretty sure before these posts I havent really brought up her being mild. But I have seen people get commented to when they say their child is atypical so I was hesitant to use those phrases.
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<br />Not to mention this has NOTHING to do with what this thread is about.....so lets move on.
I agree Liza with being vigilant. I just get frustrated bc there IS a huge spectrum of how CFers will be affected and it IS dependent on the mutations the person has. My daughters labwork states 'mild' or 'atypical' and this is how her doctors refer to her as well. At this point (3 months)...
I agree Liza with being vigilant. I just get frustrated bc there IS a huge spectrum of how CFers will be affected and it IS dependent on the mutations the person has. My daughters labwork states 'mild' or 'atypical' and this is how her doctors refer to her as well. At this point (3 months)...
I agree Liza with being vigilant. I just get frustrated bc there IS a huge spectrum of how CFers will be affected and it IS dependent on the mutations the person has. My daughters labwork states 'mild' or 'atypical' and this is how her doctors refer to her as well. At this point (3 months)...
I agree Liza with being vigilant. I just get frustrated bc there IS a huge spectrum of how CFers will be affected and it IS dependent on the mutations the person has. My daughters labwork states 'mild' or 'atypical' and this is how her doctors refer to her as well. At this point (3 months)...
I agree Liza with being vigilant. I just get frustrated bc there IS a huge spectrum of how CFers will be affected and it IS dependent on the mutations the person has. My daughters labwork states 'mild' or 'atypical' and this is how her doctors refer to her as well. At this point (3 months)...
Carrie-
The PKU test is a completly different test. It is part of the newborn screening panel in most states I believe. PKU stands for Phenylketonuria. You can google the three letters or the whole word for more info.
The CF screen looks for mutations on the gene. There are different...
Carrie-
The PKU test is a completly different test. It is part of the newborn screening panel in most states I believe. PKU stands for Phenylketonuria. You can google the three letters or the whole word for more info.
The CF screen looks for mutations on the gene. There are different...
Carrie-
The PKU test is a completly different test. It is part of the newborn screening panel in most states I believe. PKU stands for Phenylketonuria. You can google the three letters or the whole word for more info.
The CF screen looks for mutations on the gene. There are different...
Carrie-
The PKU test is a completly different test. It is part of the newborn screening panel in most states I believe. PKU stands for Phenylketonuria. You can google the three letters or the whole word for more info.
The CF screen looks for mutations on the gene. There are different...
Carrie-
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<br />The PKU test is a completly different test. It is part of the newborn screening panel in most states I believe. PKU stands for Phenylketonuria. You can google the three letters or the whole word for more info.
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<br />The CF screen looks for mutations on the gene...
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