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Can you tell me is adrenoleukodystrophy fatal?
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Adrenoleukodystrophy: is a group of related X-linked inherited disorders in 3 categories. In the childhood cerebral form with initial neurological signs < age 10, progression varies, but can be rapid & cause complete disability within a few years. Life expectancy depends on severity & rate of progression + intensity of medical support. See http://ulf.org/adrenoleukodystrophy for information & support for the family.
Answered 10/31/2014
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