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Beta thelesima trait
Hi i am 36 week pregnant. I m having beta thelesima trate.how much percent chance is there to my baby having trait if she gets my blood group
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As thalasemia is a genetic disease, your baby has a reasonable chance of transmission of the trait. But since you are at term pregnancy, nothing can be done. Hope for the best, there is a fair probability of 50% , your baby may not get thalasemia
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It will depend on your husband thalasemia status. If no thalesemia in partner then baby may have 25%chance of having trait
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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Possibility of 50%.
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