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Albinism is a genetic condition caused by a lack of melanin pigment, resulting in white hair, pale skin, and vision problems. Both parents must carry the albinism gene for a child to inherit it. Those with albinism typically have white hair, blue or gray eyes with poor vision, milky white skin, and sensitivity to light. Treatments include wearing sunscreen, sunglasses, prescription lenses, eye surgery, and regular eye exams. While there is no prevention or cure, with proper care those with albinism can participate in normal activities and have vision, though risk of skin cancer is increased.
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Albinism is a genetic condition caused by a lack of melanin pigment. People with albinism typically have white hair, very pale skin, and blue or gray eyes. Their vision is often poor and they are sensitive to light. While there is no cure, treatments focus on protecting the skin from sun exposure with sunscreen and sunglasses, and correcting vision with prescription lenses or eye surgery. Regular eye exams are also important.
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Albinism is a genetic condition caused by defects that prevent the body from producing melanin, resulting in a lack of pigment in hair, skin, and eyes. It can be caused by defects affecting melanin production (Type 1) or a defect in the "P" gene, causing slight pigmentation at birth (Type 2). Albinism is transmitted genetically and anyone of any race or gender can have it, though it may not be apparent. Diagnosis is through genetic testing of blood, hair, or skin samples, as signs include absent hair and skin color, crossed eyes, light sensitivity, and vision problems. While there is no cure, treatments focus on laser eye surgery, visual rehabilitation, glasses, and avoiding
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- 2. Causes ● ● Born with lack of pigment called melanin. Both parents have to have an albinism gene for a child to inherit it.
- 3. Effects ● ● ● ● ● Typically white hair. Blue or slate gray eyes. Vision is bad. Skin is usually milky white. Photo-phobia.
- 4. Treatments ● ● ● ● They usually wear sunscreen and sunglasses. Most likely need prescription lenses. Can get eye surgery. Need regular eye exams.
- 5. Prevention ● ● Parents can get genetic testing. Can't be prevented.
- 6. Interesting facts ● Can still do activities that people without albinism can do. ● They can still see. ● It doesn't get worse. ● Has an increased risk of skin cancer.
- 7. Interesting facts ● Can still do activities that people without albinism can do. ● They can still see. ● It doesn't get worse. ● Has an increased risk of skin cancer.