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Does anyone know about Adult Mitochondrial Dysfunction (Disease / Depletion). I would be interested in information and ideas. Thanks.

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Hi Beezle47 and welcome to this caring forum.

Mitochondrial DNAdepletionsyndrome [MDS or MDDS] is any group of autosomal recessive disorders that cause a significant drop in Mitochondrial DNA in different tissues.

Mitochondrial disease in adults is a complicated disorder to diagnose. The symptoms can fluctuate day to day as can various test results. This complicates the picture. The situation is made easier if other family members have already been diagnosed with this condition.

The following websites may be helpful to you--

Rare Mitochondrial Disorders Service:Home

mitochondrialdisease.nhs.uk/

Disease information-Rare Mitochondrial Disorders Service

mitochondrialdisease.nhs.uk/patient-area/disease/information/

Questions and answers-The Lily Foundation for research into...

thelilyfoundation.org.uk/ge...

I hope this is helpful to you. Are any other forum members able to help Beezle47, please?

Thank you and best wishes

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Beezle47 in reply toMAS_Nurse

Thank you for these links. Very helpful.

Hello Beezle47, I'm not too sure exactly, but I "think" its maybe something to do with good and bad bacteria and they have a role to play but I can't remember what it Hope it helps.

Hi Beezle47,

I can't add anything to that which MAS_Nurse has provided, but as a group ambassador, I just wanted to give you a warm welcome to this forum, and hope that you'll get some useful answers to your question. And to wish you well. Very best wishes.

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