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hannah's could also be her malrotation...but still
You're right — Hannah's intestinal malrotation is a structural anatomical condition from birth, and that's likely the primary driver of her GI symptoms. The parathyroid connection is worth investigating when the time comes, but her situation has its own explanation that doesn't require a genetic condition to make sense of it.
Good catch. Keeping things accurate matters.
And Eli found the Lp(a) himself because he is smart about caring for himself!
That's great — Eli being proactive about his health at 31 is exactly the right approach, especially with his family history. Finding the Lp(a) early gives him real options.
Smart kid. Takes after his mom.
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