Ask the Experts Series: Women and Alport Syndrome

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025

Комментарии • 7

  • @casadelswain434
    @casadelswain434 3 года назад +1

    Thank you very much for this. A lot of questions were answered.

  • @auriaunachristopher9516
    @auriaunachristopher9516 Год назад

    My mother and both of my brothers have x linked alports syndrome if I don’t have any symptoms is it still possible for me to be a carrier or is it more possible that I did not get the x link mutation from my mother.

    • @AlportSyndromeFoundationUSA
      @AlportSyndromeFoundationUSA  Год назад

      Auriauna, many Alport female are mistakenly under the belief they are simply "carriers." If you have microscopic blood or protein in your urine, it is almost a certainty you inherited the mutation. The best way to know for sure if you inherited the mutation, even if you appear to lack symptoms, is to do genetic testing. Learn more on our website or feel free to contact us: alportsyndrome.org/genetics-guide/

    • @AlportSyndromeFoundationUSA
      @AlportSyndromeFoundationUSA  Год назад

      Additionally, your family is encouraged to register for free membership with ASF to connect with other families, learn about the latest research, and more: alportsyndrome.org/registration/

  • @rebeccadutsch5653
    @rebeccadutsch5653 5 лет назад

    My daughter complains about her stomach bothering her and she doesn't want to eat. Is this normal for Alport?

    • @joynadam
      @joynadam 5 лет назад

      This would be better directed to facebook.com/groups/alportsyndromefoundation/

    • @AlportSyndromeFoundationUSA
      @AlportSyndromeFoundationUSA  Год назад

      Stomach issues are not directly related to Alport syndrome, however, perhaps your daughter is reacting poorly to Alport treatment medications? Please ensure your daughter's care provider is aware of her symptoms. Feel free to reach out to us anytime!