Your family members may not know they have PPP. Or, if they’re experiencing symptoms, they may not realize that those symptoms could be caused by PPP.
If you’re worried that someone in your family may have PPP, you can pass along facts and useful information in a sensitive way. As your family facilitator, you can help guide their path by encouraging them to discuss PPP with their doctor.
If you think you or your family members may have PPP, a genetic test can help shorten the journey to diagnosis and speed up the path to developing a treatment plan.2
Genetic testing does not capture all the genes associated with PPP. It can only confirm a PPP diagnosis in about 70% of people. The remaining 30% of people may have a negative or inconclusive test, but still have PPP.
KEVEYIS (dichlorphenamide) is a prescription drug used to treat primary hyperkalemic periodic paralysis, primary hypokalemic periodic paralysis, and other similar diseases.
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