It is a simple, safe and very accurate prenatal test (NIPT), with which you can check if your baby is at risk of having some of the most common chromosomal abnormalities, such as Down syndrome, Edwards, Patau and others.
Alpha Tryptasemia (α-tryptasemia) is a genetic trait, inherited in an autosomal dominant manner, caused by an increased number of copies of the TPSAB1 gene, which codes for α-tryptase. In this condition, patients present with serum tryptase levels greater than or equal to 8ng/ml, and manifest a wide range of clinical symptoms
Summer allergies are very common due to the more permitting weather encouraging us to remain outdoors longer. Summer allergies usually beggin in June and end in September, with symptoms peaking during June & July.
Colds or ‘flu’ and allergies are conditions that all affect your respiratory system, which can make them hard to diagnose.
However, every disease has basic symptoms that distinguishes it…
The most prevalent allergen during this period is pollen from weeds, which, while flowering in August, continue to produce pollen until September or even October. A large percentage, about 75%, of people who are allergic to spring plant pollen are also allergic to weeds.
Allergies in the school environment are very common in children, since they get exposed to various allergens in that environment. The school environment can be the trigger for the onset of allergic symptoms for your child. Children have allergies at a rate of 25% and the school environment is flooded with a plethora of allergens that can trigger allergic symptoms.
