Deb Jenssen's experience underscores the complexities of using IVF for genetic screening. Despite the doctors' assurances regarding female embryos and X-linked disorders, reality proved more challenging.
After her brother's death from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Deb Jenssen opted for IVF to avoid passing on the disease, only to face the medical community's skepticism about female carriers.
The persistence of genetic conditions like Duchenne muscular dystrophy highlights the necessity for better understanding and testing protocols for X-linked diseases in all genders.
Jenssen's journey illustrates the urgent need for greater awareness and proper testing for X-linked disorders in females—medical professionals often dismiss the potential risks.
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