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Thalasemmia
I and my to be husband have beta thalassemia. Is it recommended to go ahead with the decision of marriage or no? Also what are the chances of having a major thalasemic baby?
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Decision of marriage ...it's u to decide...as far as future risk is concerned...1 in 4 chance of baby having disease...1 in 4 normal,...and 2 in 4 chance of carrier..if both of u are carriers...that means if one Gene affected...please consult geneticist for detailed info..and u can plan further..
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genetic counselling needed..
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