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If one child has a congenital anomaly will our future children have them too?

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Can have problems: The chance on next child with a problem depends on the type of anomaly. Consultation with a geneticist may answer your concerns.

Answered 7/13/2012

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Consultation needed: Some anomalies are sporadic,like toe amputations from amniotic bands, while others like cleft lip/palate have a recurrence risk.Most children's hospitals or medical schools have a medical geneticist on staff who can help. A review of the anomaly and both family histories can help define your risks of a repeat, or any other learking issue.

Answered 10/26/2015

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