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Maple syrup urine disease

Alternative Names:
MSUD

Prevention:

Genetic counseling is suggested for prospective parents with a family history of maple syrup urine disease. Some states, such as Pennsylvania, screen all newborns for signs of MSUD. You may receive a call from your pediatrician stating that your baby has an abnormal blood test result for MSUD. A follow-up blood test for amino acid levels should be done right away to find out if your baby does have the disease.




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