APoGI for the Haemoglobin Disorders

Implications for a Child when One Partner carries Haemoglobin S and the Other carries Haemoglobin D

It is not possible to issue accurate information unless the carrier of haemoglobin D has had a test that shows they do, or do not, carry haemoglobin D Punjab. The result of such a test will indicate which of the following is appropriate:

Implications for a child when one partner carries Haemoglobin S (sickle cell) and the other partner...
- ...carries haemoglobin D Punjab. (DNA tested: Haemoglobin D Punjab confirmed)
- ...carries haemoglobin D (not D Punjab). (DNA tested: Haemoglobin D and not D Punjab)

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