Pregnant carrier of CF with 2 teenagers (same father)

dschill

New member
If I already have 2 children with the same father, yet am a carrier of CF (just discovered), what are the chances this child would have CF? My husband is being tested tomorrow but I'm worried as last time I had a child this test was not done. Should I assume this child is fine as my other 2 are?
 

dschill

New member
If I already have 2 children with the same father, yet am a carrier of CF (just discovered), what are the chances this child would have CF? My husband is being tested tomorrow but I'm worried as last time I had a child this test was not done. Should I assume this child is fine as my other 2 are?
 

dschill

New member
If I already have 2 children with the same father, yet am a carrier of CF (just discovered), what are the chances this child would have CF? My husband is being tested tomorrow but I'm worried as last time I had a child this test was not done. Should I assume this child is fine as my other 2 are?
 

dschill

New member
If I already have 2 children with the same father, yet am a carrier of CF (just discovered), what are the chances this child would have CF? My husband is being tested tomorrow but I'm worried as last time I had a child this test was not done. Should I assume this child is fine as my other 2 are?
 

dschill

New member
If I already have 2 children with the same father, yet am a carrier of CF (just discovered), what are the chances this child would have CF? My husband is being tested tomorrow but I'm worried as last time I had a child this test was not done. Should I assume this child is fine as my other 2 are?
 
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hopesiris

Guest
If your husband is not a carrier the chance is zero. If he is a carrier the chance is 25%.
 
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hopesiris

Guest
If your husband is not a carrier the chance is zero. If he is a carrier the chance is 25%.
 
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hopesiris

Guest
If your husband is not a carrier the chance is zero. If he is a carrier the chance is 25%.
 
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hopesiris

Guest
If your husband is not a carrier the chance is zero. If he is a carrier the chance is 25%.
 
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hopesiris

Guest
If your husband is not a carrier the chance is zero. If he is a carrier the chance is 25%.
 

mom2lillian

New member
if your husband is not a carrier there is still a chance due to what they call a spontaneous mutation but it is very rare from what I understand less than 0.5%.

Find out what screenign your husband is getting as if it is not a full screening for the over 1500 mutations and just does the basic 36-68 then there is still about 1% chance he is a carrier. Which again would be about 0.5% chance.

My math may be a little off here but that is the jyst of it.
 

mom2lillian

New member
if your husband is not a carrier there is still a chance due to what they call a spontaneous mutation but it is very rare from what I understand less than 0.5%.

Find out what screenign your husband is getting as if it is not a full screening for the over 1500 mutations and just does the basic 36-68 then there is still about 1% chance he is a carrier. Which again would be about 0.5% chance.

My math may be a little off here but that is the jyst of it.
 

mom2lillian

New member
if your husband is not a carrier there is still a chance due to what they call a spontaneous mutation but it is very rare from what I understand less than 0.5%.

Find out what screenign your husband is getting as if it is not a full screening for the over 1500 mutations and just does the basic 36-68 then there is still about 1% chance he is a carrier. Which again would be about 0.5% chance.

My math may be a little off here but that is the jyst of it.
 

mom2lillian

New member
if your husband is not a carrier there is still a chance due to what they call a spontaneous mutation but it is very rare from what I understand less than 0.5%.

Find out what screenign your husband is getting as if it is not a full screening for the over 1500 mutations and just does the basic 36-68 then there is still about 1% chance he is a carrier. Which again would be about 0.5% chance.

My math may be a little off here but that is the jyst of it.
 

mom2lillian

New member
if your husband is not a carrier there is still a chance due to what they call a spontaneous mutation but it is very rare from what I understand less than 0.5%.

Find out what screenign your husband is getting as if it is not a full screening for the over 1500 mutations and just does the basic 36-68 then there is still about 1% chance he is a carrier. Which again would be about 0.5% chance.

My math may be a little off here but that is the jyst of it.
 
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