Question

A 25-year-old individual with mild intellectual disability inquired whether the absence of a family history of the condition would affect their fertility and the genetic risk to their children.

Answer

If the individual has congenital intellectual disability, there is a possibility of passing it on to the next generation, but it is not absolute. It is recommended to undergo genetic testing to confirm the risk of inheritance. If there are gene mutations or defects, it is advisable to avoid reproduction. These suggestions may be helpful to you, and I wish you good health.