I have a situation...I have 2 children one which had a liver transplant when he was 4 months old, due to a VERY rare liver disease called tyrosinemia type 1, we were told if we ever had any more children that there was a 1 in 4 chance that they would also have this condition. I have spoken to some families that also have other children with this disease and 2 families of 4 have 3 children with this.......so, would you take the chance of having another baby that would possibly have the same thing......for the people that know about NTBC, it didn't work for my son and I really don't have much faith in it for a treatment.
2006-08-09
15:52:51
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Just incase anyone doesn't understand what Tyrosinemia is.....it's a rare condition where Tyrosine an amnio acid in ALL protein can not be digested which then makes the liver and kidneys have toxic waste to digest and they are unable to which then in turn leads to liver failure and possibly kidney damage or failure
2006-08-09
16:16:10 ·
update #1