hereditary disease

Common genetic diseases

- Down syndrome, risk of developing the disease

• Women who become pregnant over 35 years of age and the older the mother's age. The higher the risk, the higher the risk.

• Mothers who have a history of giving birth to children with Down syndrome.

• Have a family history of Down syndrome, such as a sibling or relative who is related by blood.

- Color blindness

The symptoms of color blindness are the inability to differentiate between green and red. or blue and yellow It happens to both eyes. and cannot be completely cured

- Thalassemia disease

Thalassemia anemia is a genetic disease. The best way to prevent it is before having children. You should consult a doctor. To screen to see if couples have thalassemia carriers or not.

- Leukemia (Leukemia) or leukemia.

Causes of Leukemia (Leukemia)

1. Genetics

2. Radiocontrast substances

3. Chemicals

4. Chemotherapy

5. Some bone marrow diseases