Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem

The preference for male child and neglect of girl child for long has resulted in a hazardously poor sex ratio, but bride buying seems to be no solution for it as it has its own inherent consequences on society and public health. This article tries to look at a relationship between a state's poo...

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Main Authors: Kapil Bhalla, Jatin Mangla, Ashish Gupta, Sanjiv Nanda, Deepak Nehra
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications 2020-01-01
Series:Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care
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Ashish Gupta
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Deepak Nehra
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description The preference for male child and neglect of girl child for long has resulted in a hazardously poor sex ratio, but bride buying seems to be no solution for it as it has its own inherent consequences on society and public health. This article tries to look at a relationship between a state's poorly kept secret like bride buying and its unseen complications. Here, we report a family of six members, where all 4 children have hemoglobin E disease a relatively rare entity seen in this part of the country. Hemoglobin E (β26 Glu → Lys) is usually seen in northeastern parts of India. This case report has tried to highlight a relatively rare disease afflicting all children of the family due to gene mutations which are rarely seen in Haryana/Punjab.
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spelling doaj.art-11f83245a884492b9266387ac4adada02022-12-22T01:07:10ZengWolters Kluwer Medknow PublicationsJournal of Family Medicine and Primary Care2249-48632020-01-01963160316110.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_135_20Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problemKapil BhallaJatin ManglaAshish GuptaSanjiv NandaDeepak NehraThe preference for male child and neglect of girl child for long has resulted in a hazardously poor sex ratio, but bride buying seems to be no solution for it as it has its own inherent consequences on society and public health. This article tries to look at a relationship between a state's poorly kept secret like bride buying and its unseen complications. Here, we report a family of six members, where all 4 children have hemoglobin E disease a relatively rare entity seen in this part of the country. Hemoglobin E (β26 Glu → Lys) is usually seen in northeastern parts of India. This case report has tried to highlight a relatively rare disease afflicting all children of the family due to gene mutations which are rarely seen in Haryana/Punjab.http://www.jfmpc.com/article.asp?issn=2249-4863;year=2020;volume=9;issue=6;spage=3160;epage=3161;aulast=chromosomal translocationhemoglobin einduced abortionsex ratio
spellingShingle Kapil Bhalla
Jatin Mangla
Ashish Gupta
Sanjiv Nanda
Deepak Nehra
Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem
Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care
chromosomal translocation
hemoglobin e
induced abortion
sex ratio
title Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem
title_full Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem
title_fullStr Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem
title_full_unstemmed Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem
title_short Hemoglobinopathy E in 4 siblings of a North Indian family: A hidden malaise of social problem
title_sort hemoglobinopathy e in 4 siblings of a north indian family a hidden malaise of social problem
topic chromosomal translocation
hemoglobin e
induced abortion
sex ratio
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