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Genetic Counselor: What do you tell the parents?

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Genetic Counselor: What do you tell the parents?

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The parents should be fully aware that color blindness has no direct health effect on the child. They will still live their entire life (however long) but they simply won't be able to see some colors. Color blindness has not been proven to have a direct correlation with general blindness so it's also not a huge concern. Rest assured that your child will live a healthy happy life even if their eyes can't see every color that others do.

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Genetic Counselor: How frequently does Color Blindness appear?/How do you cope?

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Genetic Counselor: How frequently does Color Blindness appear?/How do you cope?

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Color blindness appears more in males than in females. This is because the gene for seeing colors is encoded in the X Chromosome.

For new parents with a color blind child, please realize that this condition has no direct effect on your child's well being. It's simply a condition that eliminates some colors from their vision. Your child will still develop the same emotionally and still be as healthy biologically. There are some exercises that can help your child identify a color that they cant see, so it would be useful to take that route.

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Genetic Counselor: How is it classified?/How does it arise?

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Genetic Counselor: How is it classified?/How does it arise?

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The disorder is classified by the inability to perceive different colors. It is inherited and can not be caused by environmental factors. Color blindness is caused by a single mutation in the sequence for eyes and the colors they perceive. Sometimes a sequence will be missing a certain part of the sequence thus making the person lose a color that they can see.

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There is no way to diagnose color blindness before the child is born as well through their early years. Some tell tale signs however are the child failing to see red or green or in extreme cases rapid eye movement.

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Color blindness does not directly affect a person's life span. The symptoms however can cause something unrelated to the person biological health. For example: A person approaches a red light but they can't see the color red due to their color blindness so they crash and injure themselves/die. Color blindness was not directly responsible but it did cause the problem.

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As of now there is NO cure for color blindness. It is permanent. However, there are many methods of adapting to color blindness that allow color blind people to cope with a world without certain colors.

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The symptoms of color blindness speak for themselves. A person with color blindness lacks the ability to see certain colors. Red and green tend to be the most common colors that color blind people of any degree cannot see.

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