Patient's question:
Now, how are some newborns easily getting phenylketonuria? I've seen many news reports lately, saying it's particularly common, so it's really heart-wrenching. Regarding newborns getting phenylketonuria, can it be cured?Doctor's answer:
Newborns diagnosed with phenylketonuria must receive timely treatment, as phenylketonuria, as a hereditary metabolic disorder, is difficult to overcome its self-healing effects once diagnosed. For many newborns, timely treatment yields relatively good results, but it should be noted that as age increases, some sequelae may arise from phenylketonuria treatment.