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Does A Person Diagnosed With Nystagmus Suffer From Neurological Disorders?
Hi, I have a 22 year old friend suffering from congenital nystagmus. Currently her eye power is +3, both eyes. Both her parents do not suffer from nystagmus and she leads a daily standard routine life. I would like to know two things: a) Does a person diagnosed with nystagmus necessarily suffer from neurological disorder(s)? b) What are the chances of her offsprings to suffer from the same? Thanks, Arnjnk,nd.
Thu, 21 Aug 2014
it is neurological disorder the disease is transmitted by mutation to all offspringit is summary of all molecular genetic testing
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