[Daquan Gibson]

Hello Friends,

Hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder that causes the body to store too much iron, resulting in high iron levels. This disorder occurs when the HFE gene is passed to a child by a parent. If the disease progresses without treatment, it can cause cirrhosis, liver cancer, diabetes and heart problems. Usually people with this disorder don't show symptoms until middle age. Some symptoms may be abdominal pain, bronze- or gray-colored skin, impotence or arthritis.


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Daquan Gibson

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[matthewebbert]

Haemochromatosis is now recognized to be a complex genetic disease with probable significant environmental and genetic modifying factors.