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Ok, My 8 year old daughter started having symptoms of GI issues and had a past history of pulmonary issues as well which landed her in the GI office. From there the doc sent her for a 2nd sweat test beings the 1st one 2 yrs prior came back borderline. The second came back borderline as well. So...

Ok, My 8 year old daughter started having symptoms of GI issues and had a past history of pulmonary issues as well which landed her in the GI office. From there the doc sent her for a 2nd sweat test beings the 1st one 2 yrs prior came back borderline. The second came back borderline as well. So...

Ok, My 8 year old daughter started having symptoms of GI issues and had a past history of pulmonary issues as well which landed her in the GI office. From there the doc sent her for a 2nd sweat test beings the 1st one 2 yrs prior came back borderline. The second came back borderline as well. So...

Ok, My 8 year old daughter started having symptoms of GI issues and had a past history of pulmonary issues as well which landed her in the GI office. From there the doc sent her for a 2nd sweat test beings the 1st one 2 yrs prior came back borderline. The second came back borderline as well. So...

Ok, My 8 year old daughter started having symptoms of GI issues and had a past history of pulmonary issues as well which landed her in the GI office. From there the doc sent her for a 2nd sweat test beings the 1st one 2 yrs prior came back borderline. The second came back borderline as well. So...

Ok so my daughter is 8 and she has gotten a borderline sweat test, elevated Calprotectin levels as well as elevated fecal fat. Her and I both have classic pancreatic symptoms. She was diagnosed with colitis a month ago after her colonoscopy, as well as chronic pulmonary issues. I am not sure why...

Ok so my daughter is 8 and she has gotten a borderline sweat test, elevated Calprotectin levels as well as elevated fecal fat. Her and I both have classic pancreatic symptoms. She was diagnosed with colitis a month ago after her colonoscopy, as well as chronic pulmonary issues. I am not sure why...

Ok so my daughter is 8 and she has gotten a borderline sweat test, elevated Calprotectin levels as well as elevated fecal fat. Her and I both have classic pancreatic symptoms. She was diagnosed with colitis a month ago after her colonoscopy, as well as chronic pulmonary issues. I am not sure why...

Ok so my daughter is 8 and she has gotten a borderline sweat test, elevated Calprotectin levels as well as elevated fecal fat. Her and I both have classic pancreatic symptoms. She was diagnosed with colitis a month ago after her colonoscopy, as well as chronic pulmonary issues. I am not sure why...

Ok so my daughter is 8 and she has gotten a borderline sweat test, elevated Calprotectin levels as well as elevated fecal fat. Her and I both have classic pancreatic symptoms. She was diagnosed with colitis a month ago after her colonoscopy, as well as chronic pulmonary issues. I am not sure why...

Hi steve, Ok, so the Ambry test came back with: 125G>C (heterozygous), untranslated region. Benign classification. 2694T>T (homozygous), T854T, Benign classification. Can you help me de-code this and give me some input?! SO concerned! Anything will help!! What exactly does benign mean when...

Ok, so the Ambry test came back with: 125G>C (heterozygous), untranslated region. Benign classification. 2694T>T (homozygous), T854T, Benign classification. Can anyone help me de-code this and give me some input?! SO concerned! Anything will help!! <img src="i/expressions/brokenheart.gif"...

Ok, so the Ambry test came back with: 125G>C (heterozygous), untranslated region. Benign classification. 2694T>T (homozygous), T854T, Benign classification. Can anyone help me de-code this and give me some input?! SO concerned! Anything will help!! <img src="i/expressions/brokenheart.gif"...

Ok, so the Ambry test came back with: 125G>C (heterozygous), untranslated region. Benign classification. 2694T>T (homozygous), T854T, Benign classification. Can anyone help me de-code this and give me some input?! SO concerned! Anything will help!! <img src="i/expressions/brokenheart.gif"...

Ok, so the Ambry test came back with: 125G>C (heterozygous), untranslated region. Benign classification. 2694T>T (homozygous), T854T, Benign classification. Can anyone help me de-code this and give me some input?! SO concerned! Anything will help!! <img src="i/expressions/brokenheart.gif"...

Ok, so the Ambry test came back with: <br /> <br />125G>C (heterozygous), untranslated region. Benign classification. <br /> <br />2694T>T (homozygous), T854T, Benign classification. <br /> <br />Can anyone help me de-code this and give me some input?! SO concerned! Anything will help!! <img...

thank you so much! can you explain what benign means in reference to the cf mutations?

thank you so much! can you explain what benign means in reference to the cf mutations?

thank you so much! can you explain what benign means in reference to the cf mutations?

thank you so much! can you explain what benign means in reference to the cf mutations?