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PKU is classified into two severities: Classic PKU is severe and can cause brain damage, meanwhile mild/moderate is less extreme and has a lower chance of brian damage.

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PKU is classified into two severities: Classic PKU is severe and can cause brain damage, meanwhile mild/moderate is less extreme and has a lower chance of brian damage.

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If PKU is not treated early, it can cause brain damage, delays in mental & social skills, intellectual disabilities, behavior problems, etc.

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If PKU is not treated early, it can cause brain damage, delays in mental & social skills, intellectual disabilities, behavior problems, etc.

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PKU is a genetic disorder that makes it hard for your body to break down an amino acid called phenylalanine. If your body is not able to break down this amino acid, it will cause problems to your health and begin to build up in your body.

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PKU is a genetic disorder that makes it hard for your body to break down an amino acid called phenylalanine. If your body is not able to break down this amino acid, it will cause problems to your health and begin to build up in your body.

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There is no cure for PKU just yet, but it can be managed through a diet. Newborn babies will be provided with a special protein formula. As they get older, they should avoid foods like eggs, dairy products, meat and poultry, etc.

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There is no cure for PKU just yet, but it can be managed through a diet. Newborn babies will be provided with a special protein formula. As they get older, they should avoid foods like eggs, dairy products, meat and poultry, etc.

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PKU is inherited by the child’s parents. Parents who carry a PAH gene are likely to pass it on to their children, which results in a gene change affecting the baby.

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PKU is inherited by the child’s parents. Parents who carry a PAH gene are likely to pass it on to their children, which results in a gene change affecting the baby.

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Phénylcétonurie - Association Les Feux Follets

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PKU Kids video - Phenylketonuria explained to children