What is the chance of the husband got MS (Multiple Sclerosis) the healthy wife t!
Question: The future husband got MS. The future wife is healthy. I know the DNA predisposition is one of the most important explanations in the nowadays paradigm about the MS. So, according to XX and XY probably the risk is different about the baby-boys and baby-girls. Please, answer me is the risk high at all + is it much higher for the baby-girls than the baby-boys in such family?
Answers: The future husband got MS. The future wife is healthy. I know the DNA predisposition is one of the most important explanations in the nowadays paradigm about the MS. So, according to XX and XY probably the risk is different about the baby-boys and baby-girls. Please, answer me is the risk high at all + is it much higher for the baby-girls than the baby-boys in such family?
A new study sheds some interesting light on the hereditary aspect of MS development, demonstrating that men with multiple sclerosis "pass" the disease onto their children 2.2 times more often than women. This discovery should perhaps be considered alongside another mysterious gender-based fact-- that Multiple Sclerosis is known to affect approximately two times more women than men. Fathers with MS tend to have more children who develop MS than do mothers with the disease,When they looked at a large population of MS patients, when there was a parent and a child who had MS in a family, the child with MS got the disease twice as often from the father rather than the mother.