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Has your child had any genetic testing? Any mutations in A1298C or C677T?
by newobj 12y ago
Has your child had any genetic testing? Any mutations in A1298C or C677T?
- fasteo 12y agoNope. Worth doing ? Incidentally, I did the 23andme test and I have just checked mine[1]: A1298C: no SNP of MTHFR C677T: heterozygous for MTHFR [1] http://blog.stickyrice.net/archives/2013/decode-23andme-for-mthfr-genes/ http://blog.stickyrice.net/archives/2013/decode-23andme-for-...
- newobj 12y agoMainly asking you for my own data, but I certainly think so (given how easy/cheap it is now). My son was non-verbal till he was 3 and as we later discovered, mutated on both 1298/677 due to bad genes from both my ex-wife and I. When we gave him an injection of methyl-b12 (the primary course of supplementation for these mutations), he literally started talking the next day. I've heard this story so. many. times. in the autistic community. So at this point I always ask people about it.