can a man with haemophilia pass it on to his son?
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The father only passes half of his sex chromosomes to the baby, either the X or the Y. If the baby gets the Y chromosome from the father it will be a boy. Since the Y chromosome does not carry the hemophilia gene, a son born to a man with hemophilia and a woman who is not a carrier will not have hemophilia.
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If a male who has an X-linked condition has a daughter, he will always pass on the changed gene to her. This is because males only have one X chromosome and they always pass this on to their daughters. All his daughters will therefore be carriers.
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Hemophilia can result in: Bleeding within joints that can lead to chronic joint disease and pain. Bleeding in the head and sometimes in the brain which can cause long term problems, such as seizures and paralysis. Death can occur if the bleeding cannot be stopped or if it occurs in a vital organ such as the brain.
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In order for hepatitis C (also called HCV) to be transmitted there must be blood to blood contact. This means that the blood from someone with hepatitis C would have to get into the bloodstream (cut or open wound) of someone else. People with hepatitis C often worry about giving it to others that they live with.
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The bleeding time (BT) test is usually normal in patients with hemophilia, although occasionally a patient with hemophilia may have a prolonged BT. Bleeding times are not recommended to evaluate a patient for hemophilia or other bleeding disorders because of their unreliability.
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Yes! Since they both take the cure and become human, they are able to have children. ... Since they both take the cure and become human, they are able to have children.
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Generally speaking, no you can not. Unless your son's father consents or has his parental rights terminated you can not unilaterally decide to change the child's name.
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Hemophilia is a disorder in which a person's blood is not able to clot normally. In normal blood, proteins called clotting factors work together to form a clot whenever bleeding occurs. The person with hemophilia lacks or doesn't have enough of a certain clotting factor so the blood can't make a clot.
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Once the hemophilia gene is present, the chance of passing it on exists. It is possible, however, for hemophilia to disappear from the family tree. This can happen if all family members who have hemophilia or who carry the hemophilia gene give birth to children who by chance do not get the gene.
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Large or Giant Congenital Melanocytic Nevus are not hereditary, meaning you did not "pass it on" to your child. Additionally, we know of no cases where alcohol, drugs, diet, illness, injury or any other external factor for a parent can be linked to the formation of a large nevus in their child.
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Risk factors for positive MTHFR gene The positive MTHFR gene is passed from the parents to the child. Nothing causes you to have a mutated MTHFR gene. It's simply passed onto you from your mother and father.
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To be born with sickle cell disease, a child has to inherit a copy of the sickle cell gene from both their parents. This usually happens when both parents are "carriers" of the sickle cell gene, also known as having the sickle cell trait.
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PKU is passed on to children when each parent has 1 mutated gene. This means that neither parent has any symptoms of PKU, but both are carriers of the faulty gene.
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Females can also have hemophilia, but it is much rarer. When a female has hemophilia, both X chromosomes are affected or one is affected and the other is missing or non-functioning. In these females, bleeding symptoms can be similar to males with hemophilia.
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However, only women ovulate. So, the mother's genes control this and the fathers don't. This is why having a background of twins in the family matters only if it is on the mother's side. And why your son's family genetics did not play a role in his twins.
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Gene therapy for hemophilia involves using a modified virus (which does not cause disease) to introduce a copy of the gene that encodes for the clotting factor that's missing in patients. Following treatment with the virus, patients should begin producing their own clotting factor normally.
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Because it is X-linked, CMT type X is inherited in a specific way: a father with the disease cannot have affected sons because he passes his Y chromosome to them. However, he can have daughters who are carriers or affected.