02/08/2026
❤️ Before You Say "I Do," Know Your Genotype
Marriage is a lifelong commitment. Knowing your genotype before marriage is a simple but powerful step that can help protect the health of your future family.
Why you should you know your genotype?
🩸 1. Help Reduce the Risk of Sickle Cell Disease
When two carriers (AS and AS) have children together, each pregnancy has a chance of resulting in a child with sickle cell disease (SS). Understanding your genotype allows couples to make informed decisions.
👶 Protects your future family through informed decision-making.
🏥 Helps prevent lifelong health challenges associated with sickle cell disease.
🤝 Encourages early genetic counseling and responsible family planning.