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What Your Test Results Mean: Carriers typically show no symptoms of Hurler syndrome; however, carriers are at an increased risk of having a child with Hurler syndrome. Risk for current or future pregnancies is dependent on your partnerâs carrier status. Carrier testing of your partner is recommended in addition to consultation with a genetic counselor. Disease Explained: Hurler syndrome is an inherited lysosomal storage disorder in which glycosaminoglyans (sugar molecules) accumulate in the body and can damage organs. Individuals with Hurler syndrome do not make enough of the lysosomal enzyme alpha-L-iduronidase.
The strain that causes overuse syndrome occurs when a body part is called on to work harder, stretch farther, impact more directly, or otherwise function at a greater level then it is capable of handling. The affecting impact may be insignificant, but when it occurs repeatedly the constant straining can cause damage. The term overuse syndrome identifies a large group of conditions that result from using the body in a repetitive way, causing injury from the amount of cumulative stress. These conditions are often focused on a joint and usually affect the muscle, bone, tendon or bursa of the joint.