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What do you suggest if my son has a1 antitrypsin deficiency & could anyone explain more ?

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Genetic disorder: This is an inherited disorder that affects the lungs and liver. People often show the signs of the illness between 20 to 50 years of age. The lung symptoms are wheezing, difficulty breathing. The liver symptoms can look like cirrhosis and include yellowing of the skin. Follow closely with his doctor and avoid exposure to people who smoke.

Answered 5/5/2015

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