Parents began to notice Sasha’s health problems starting from the first months of her life. All baby’s muscles were weak; the girl ate poorly and developed slower than her peers.
When Sasha learned to walk, she constantly stumbled and walked on her tiptoes. The baby was tired and showed almost no emotions.
After numerous examinations, doctors diagnosed Sasha with a lesion of the central nervous system. However, low muscle tone and delayed reflexes make doctors doubt the accuracy of the diagnosis.
A costly genetic test—a chromosomal microarray analysis at the exon level at the "Genomed" clinic—could clarify the child's condition.
An accurate diagnosis would allow for the proper selection and prescription of treatment, thereby making little Sasha's life easier.
Unfortunately, this test cannot be performed under the compulsory health insurance (CHI) program.
The Talkov family has two children, and only Sasha's father is working. The parents cannot afford such an expensive test on their own.
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