new here, need advice

kelsbabies

New member
hi all. my name is kel.

my daughter and i are both carriers and i was wondering if you can still get cf problems as a carrier?

any help would be great, thanks.
 

kelsbabies

New member
hi all. my name is kel.

my daughter and i are both carriers and i was wondering if you can still get cf problems as a carrier?

any help would be great, thanks.
 

kelsbabies

New member
hi all. my name is kel.

my daughter and i are both carriers and i was wondering if you can still get cf problems as a carrier?

any help would be great, thanks.
 

kelsbabies

New member
hi all. my name is kel.

my daughter and i are both carriers and i was wondering if you can still get cf problems as a carrier?

any help would be great, thanks.
 

kelsbabies

New member
hi all. my name is kel.
<br />
<br />my daughter and i are both carriers and i was wondering if you can still get cf problems as a carrier?
<br />
<br />any help would be great, thanks.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
If you are just a carrier, you do not have cf, nor can you get it. It takes 2 genes (one acquired from each parent) to obtain the disease, and you are born with it. You can bear young that are carriers, but you can not have a child with cf unless your mate also carries one copy of the gene, and then the chance is approximately 25%.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
If you are just a carrier, you do not have cf, nor can you get it. It takes 2 genes (one acquired from each parent) to obtain the disease, and you are born with it. You can bear young that are carriers, but you can not have a child with cf unless your mate also carries one copy of the gene, and then the chance is approximately 25%.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
If you are just a carrier, you do not have cf, nor can you get it. It takes 2 genes (one acquired from each parent) to obtain the disease, and you are born with it. You can bear young that are carriers, but you can not have a child with cf unless your mate also carries one copy of the gene, and then the chance is approximately 25%.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
If you are just a carrier, you do not have cf, nor can you get it. It takes 2 genes (one acquired from each parent) to obtain the disease, and you are born with it. You can bear young that are carriers, but you can not have a child with cf unless your mate also carries one copy of the gene, and then the chance is approximately 25%.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
If you are just a carrier, you do not have cf, nor can you get it. It takes 2 genes (one acquired from each parent) to obtain the disease, and you are born with it. You can bear young that are carriers, but you can not have a child with cf unless your mate also carries one copy of the gene, and then the chance is approximately 25%.
 

vmhoward

New member
Kel,

there are instances of symptomatic carriers, but that research is still being done. I know that in our immediate family, although the rest of us are just carriers, we still have a number of us with Severe Asthma, as well as GI problems and pancreatic problems, my husband also has salty skin although he has been gene tested and only has one copy of the gene as far as we know (they did the 30 most common gene test). So it isnt a crazy question to ask.

hope this helps.
 

vmhoward

New member
Kel,

there are instances of symptomatic carriers, but that research is still being done. I know that in our immediate family, although the rest of us are just carriers, we still have a number of us with Severe Asthma, as well as GI problems and pancreatic problems, my husband also has salty skin although he has been gene tested and only has one copy of the gene as far as we know (they did the 30 most common gene test). So it isnt a crazy question to ask.

hope this helps.
 

vmhoward

New member
Kel,

there are instances of symptomatic carriers, but that research is still being done. I know that in our immediate family, although the rest of us are just carriers, we still have a number of us with Severe Asthma, as well as GI problems and pancreatic problems, my husband also has salty skin although he has been gene tested and only has one copy of the gene as far as we know (they did the 30 most common gene test). So it isnt a crazy question to ask.

hope this helps.
 

vmhoward

New member
Kel,

there are instances of symptomatic carriers, but that research is still being done. I know that in our immediate family, although the rest of us are just carriers, we still have a number of us with Severe Asthma, as well as GI problems and pancreatic problems, my husband also has salty skin although he has been gene tested and only has one copy of the gene as far as we know (they did the 30 most common gene test). So it isnt a crazy question to ask.

hope this helps.
 

vmhoward

New member
Kel,
<br />
<br />there are instances of symptomatic carriers, but that research is still being done. I know that in our immediate family, although the rest of us are just carriers, we still have a number of us with Severe Asthma, as well as GI problems and pancreatic problems, my husband also has salty skin although he has been gene tested and only has one copy of the gene as far as we know (they did the 30 most common gene test). So it isnt a crazy question to ask.
<br />
<br />hope this helps.
<br />
<br />
 
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