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My wife is 5 months pregnant
My parents are cousins to each other. After their marriage their first son born with jaundice and died with in 1 year . Their second son very normal and healthy. Iam the third son born with jaundice but absolutely no issues. Doctors treated me said that I have dubin johnson syndrome which is rare genetic disorder. I always have raised conjugated bilirubin in the blood with eyes and urine slight yellowish in colour. Now my question is as iam married now and my wife is 5 months pregnant will this genetic disorder be passed onto my child also.if yes can you suggest me precautions .Iam very much worried about this. Please provide answers .
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Please consult a genetic counsellor.
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