Methods for Phenylketonuria Screening

The screening methods for phenylketonuria mainly include carrier genetic testing and prenatal diagnosis to prevent the birth of children with phenylketonuria. Specifically, it is recommended that mothers undergo amniocentesis between 16 to 20 weeks of pregnancy to extract fetal cells from the amniotic fluid and test for mutations in the phenylketonuria gene. For newborns, it is suggested to collect heel blood 3 days after changing diapers, apply it to a thick filter paper, dry it, and then send it to the screening center for testing.
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Methods for Treating Allergic Cough

It is recommended to take symptomatic medication, drink plenty of water, eat more fruits, develop good dietary and living habits, and seek medical attention for examination and treatment in a timely manner.
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