Thanks to genetic testing, parents often find out whether their child has an inherited health condition before birth. While this has its advantages, being told that your child will be born with any sort of ailment or deformity can also be scary. If you’ve been informed that your baby will be born with Choroideremia, here are the answers to some of the questions you’re likely to have.
What causes Choroideremia?…
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Myopia, or nearsightedness, is a common problem for children that is easily corrected with the help of eyeglasses. However, it is important to try to prevent the development and progression of the eye condition. If you suspect your child has myopia, here is what you need to know.
Is Your Child at Risk?
For some children, the risk for myopia is genetic. If a parent has it, your child has an increased chance of also developing the eye condition.…
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When you receive a diagnosis of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), one of the symptoms and issues that your doctor might inform you about is the problem of weight gain as well as difficulty losing weight. This is a common problem for women suffering from PCOS, particularly those with high levels of androgen (male) hormones or insulin issues. If you are currently struggling with your weight and dealing with PCOS at the same time, there are some ways that you can go about losing weight as well as properly managing your weight.…
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