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Cerebral Brain Atrophy: Anyone else out there?

Stroke & Cerebrovascular Diseases | Last Active: Oct 1, 2023 | Replies (268)
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@oldkarl

Quick answer, and more later. First, what kind of genetic test did you have? Full genome or 1%? What is the specific name of your issue. I have "disappearing white matter in my cerebrum, as well as in area 24 and 9." This is genetic. Second, Hydrocephalus is genetic, and I have the gene. Get yourself a full genome analysis from professionals, such as at Dante, Sequencing.com, Ambrygen.com, etc. You have to get help now. Medicare is covering most of this, if the clinic and lab are certified and your doc signs off. Old Karl ps. I will be glad to look up the gene(s) of hydrocephalus I have, if you have not done so.

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Larry | @larryh123 | Jul 8, 2021

Thanks for the info and willingness to share info on your conditions and giving potential info for @pettis
I will share a little. Both of my grandsons were born with hydrocephalus They were able to shunt both of them in their first week of life. One is 5 and is thriving. The other is 3 months and doing well.

I am intrigued by the gene you mentioned for the hydrocephalus. Is that an Autosomal recessive type of gene?

Peace
Larry H

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