Assertion: thalassemia's parent | /r/HasProperty | carrier
Facets:
value: with just one thalassemia gene
type: OTHER
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: for a child
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: The parent can be a carrier or a patient of the disease.
text: The parents can be either a carrier or a thalassemic patient themselves.
text: If both the parents are carrier then there is 50% chance that the offspring will be carrier, 25% chance of being normal and 25% chance of being diseased.
text: If you or your child’s other parent are carriers, you should have testing done early.
text: For the autosomal recessive forms of the disease, both parents must be carriers for a child to be affected.
text: The parents of a child with thalassaemia are usually carriers.
text: If both parents are carriers, they may want to consult with a genetic counselor for help in deciding whether to conceive or whether to have a fetus tested for thalassemia.
text: Because every time the woman gets pregnant and if both parents are carriers, there is a 1 in 4 chance that they are at risk of raising a child with a hospital life long of blood transfusions and a whole lot more of visiting hospitals for other testing as the child grows up to adult hood.
text: For parents who are either carriers or are affected with thalassemia and feel like their foetus may also be affected by the disease, they can undergo early diagnosis.
text: For parents who are either carriers or are affected with thalassemia and feel like their foetus may also be affected by the disease, they can undergo early diagnosis.
text: This is usually done when both parents are carriers, because that increases the risk of the newborn getting a more severe form of the disease.
text: The parents are carriers (heterozygotes) with just one thalassemia gene, are said to have thalassemia minor, and are essentially normal.
text: If both parents are found to be carriers, prenatal diagnosis has to be offered to ensure that the baby is not affected by serious hemoglobinopathy.
text: This is usually done when both parents are carriers, because that increases the risk of the newborn getting a more severe form of the disease.
text: The major issue with thalassemia carrier is that if both the parents are carriers, then there is 25% chance of having a child born with thalassemia major from each pregnancy.
text: This disease is inherited when one or both the parents are carriers or thalassemia.
text: The parents can be either a carrier or a thalassemia patient themselves.