Before my father-in-law died, he asked me presistantly to ask the docters more about agent orange exposure. H

Question

Before my father-in-law died, he asked me presistantly to ask the docters more about agent orange exposure. He said it can take up to 7 generations before it is out of the genes. I was wondering if that is true. Also what kinds of things are they seeing in 2nd and 3rd generations?

Answer 1

youll have to do some more research. speaking to a doctor would help. heres a page i found that may help. its got lots of things including birth defects due to agent orange
http://www.veterans.state.ny.us/faq/faqagentorange.htm

Answer 2

a frind of mine had been exposed to agent orange in vietnam in th late 60s he had testical cancer. he asked his dr.becase has a daughter. he told him not to worry aboutit. he had one rewmoved. he had to get chemo for 2 weeks on and aweek off. he did this for a month. he had to have ultrsound for 6 months for 2 yrs then every yr. after 10 years he was relesed as cancer free.

Answer 3

http://www1.va.gov/agentorange/