Why do you need to conduct G6PD genet≤←≥ic testing?

   Glucose-6-phosphate•★ dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficie←δβ÷ncy is a genetic disease caused by§λ↔ red blood cell destruction and hemolysisσ♦✘‍. Patients ofte<™©n get sick due to eating broad beans, so£↔♠ it is also commonly kno★₹π×wn as "broad bean disease". Ne  onatal jaundice, broad bean disease∑&, drug-induced hemolysis, αΩ✔infectious hemolysis, non-spherical cell hemo÷↔©×lytic anemia and other clinical types.&ε nbsp;Severe acute hemolyti₩>c anemia induced by G6PD deficiencyβ ₽ is caused by excessive red blood cell destru•πction. If not treated in time, it can causeεπσ& liver, kidney, or heart failure, or even death♥∞≠.

  "Expert Consensu‍π☆¶s for Screening, Diagnosis aλ♦♦®nd Treatment of Glucose-↓≈6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase ♦←Deficiency in Newborns" mentioned that G↔♣€↓6PD deficiency is the same as normal people Ω∏when there is no incentive★ ¥ to not develop disease, but if the dise₽≠↕ase also causes subsequent diseases It may cause <λβserious consequences, so the key to preε£₽vention and treatment of the dis∑✘§ ease is prevention. The common G6PD enzyme a≠‍ctivity test cannot be determi✔ ned for female heterozygotes, and genetic d ♠αiagnosis is a reliable method of diagnosis. ππ;G6PD deficiency has become o ☆✘ne of the newborn screening♦>ε projects, especially cases that ≥'have appeared in the§↕ family, and must be pa €σ∑id attention to. Newborns should be screened£× as soon as possible.