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- Research for F508del heterozygous
- Hello, I would like to know about the research for people with CF with only a single gene of this type (F508del). Thank you in advance
- 13.03.2015
- Risk for cystic fibrosis: carrier father, no carrier mother (??)
- Hello, I am contacting you because I am pregnant in the 3rd month now and I have concerns about my baby and a possible disease. We have learned recently that my husband's niece (daughter of his sister) was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. We inquired about the disease and its transmission and had blood tests with a geneticist. She asked us about our origins and family history: My husband has a Norman family and his niece is the only CF person in his family. I am from Vendée and I have no cases of CF in my family. We also learned that the niece of my husband is a carrier of two rare mutations (Y1092X and S945L). Blood tests revealed that neither my husband nor I were carriers of one of the 32 mutations of the testing kit. Until today we were expecting the result for the rare familial mutation for my husband. We talked and had understood that the antenatal diagnosis would not reveal if our child was sick or not, but if it was carrying the mutation from his father or not. Do we have it right? Today we learned that my husband carries the rare familial mutation (I do not know where it is). We are in shock. But from what we understand, the risk of having a sick child still thin ... Despite myself I need to quantify this risk. Dialogue is difficult with the geneticist who takes care of our record. I need clear answers. I also need kindness and a minimum of empathy. In his presence I do not feel it and that's why I'm posting here my questions. Can you help me quantify the risk that my child is sick? And what is the risk that I be a carrier of a rare mutation? (If I understand, being from Vendée, I have more risks than an other person?) I also wanted to know how to diagnose this disease after birth. I did some research and read that there was a sweat test. But I do not know much and I would really like to know if these tests are made on the day of birth or whether to wait a few days? And in which time the results are given ...? The antenatal diagnosis was not any more on the agenda (not giving us unconfident about the disease response), but now with the shock of the announcement, I put this decision into question. And what if the echo in the 5th month shows alarming signs? Would it not be wise to have also diagnosed the unborn to have answers the most accurate as possible? That's where I am with my questioning. Thank you in advance for all the help you can give me.
- 13.03.2015
- Pseudomonas
- Hello after blood tests, my 2.5 year old child was treated with Tobi then inhaled colimycin (because of bad tolerance of Tobi) for 3 months because blood results are very positive for pseudomonas but there is nothing in the sputum. .. but had ciprofloxacin for three weeks with tobi and still Pseudomonas negative in the Sputum but positive in blood test ... I do not understand why we find the pyo via the blood test but not via the spitting? What does it mean when one considers the cure iv? 7 months ago we discovered that there was Pseudomonas. Thank you in advance for your reply
- 08.03.2015
- F508del/Normal Genotype and ENT symptoms
- Hello, as I am heterozygous F508del / normal and had a sweat test of 59 in 2004 I was told that I am not sick but I have a treatment for nose and Eustachian tube problems that no longer works and causes a cholesteatoma. I am looking for a clear diagnosis. I live in the Var. Who to see?
- 08.03.2015
- Mutation DF508 / R117H 7T
- Hello, I am 20 weeks pregnant and we just learned that our baby has inherited by our mutations. My husband is a carrier of the DF508 mutation and myself the R117H 7T. Can you tell us about the symptoms that our child could have, how does this will lead in his daylife? Thank you in advance for your answer.
- 08.03.2015
- Mutations of the same class or not?
- Dear expert, Everywhere you read about different classes of mutations. I can understand that predictions cannot be made. But now I was wondering if it matters / makes a difference whether you have two mutations of the same class or 2 mutations from a different class ... And if 2 same mutations are "better" than two different ones? Best regards,
- 08.03.2015
- Feeding
- Hello, my son 5.5 years does not gain weight, he even lost (300g) at his last visit to the CF Center, if he doesn't gain weight, he will be back in hospital! I wonder if there are books with high-caloric recipes or links where I could find this kind of recipes. I have looked for it in the net but I found nothing !! Thank you in advance for your answer. Best Regards.
- 08.03.2015
- Weight gain of baby
- Hello our son had a tube from June to December, but he can no more stand the naso-gastric tube (vomiting...), we have removed it since mid-December and since then his weight stagnates despite substantial eating and increase of Creon. Do you think that we should consider a gastrotomy until the weight gain is going to start again? Thank you.
- 08.03.2015
- Pseudomonas
- Hello, My two nephews the eldest 4y and the youngest 11m are suffering from CF. They carry the F508del / 3272 26 AG. The youngest has been screened at birth, while the eldest only now (false negative at birth). The eldest had no care for 4 years. Lungs appear more damaged thereby. He just had a Staph and was treated for it. Now he has a Pseudomonas germ that, from what I read, is bad. He began a course of aerosolized antibiotics for 28 days. Is it normal to get this germ at his Age? Are antibiotics effective? Can he contaminate his little brother? Thank you for all the information you could give us. I must say that the CF Center doctor doesn’t provide a lot of information about their condition. We do not know if it is for sparing the parents, but it’s not easy to know about their heath condition.
- 03.03.2015
- Implantable Venous Access Device (IVAD) and sports
- Hello Are some sports contra-indicated for patients who have an IVAD? I have a patient who has just an IVAD and plays badminton? Can I advise him to pursue the sport despite the catheter? Thank you in advance
- 03.03.2015








