>XMEN... is[*sic*] caused by loss-of-function mutations in the gene MAGT1, which provides instructions for a protein called magnesium trans-porter 1, or MagT1. The protein plays an essential role in regulating the balance of magnesium in the body... The specific MAGT1 mutation, other genetic factors, and environmental influences together explain the range of... XMEN...
>Living with XMEN... can be difficult...
>It is important for families to talk openly about XMEN... and about and about how the family is dealing with it so misconceptions can be identified and corrected and children can learn to identify and cope with their reactions. Some [XMEN] people... have to work hard to develop their self-confidence and sense of security. All children need to be reminded that they have many positive characteristics, especially when their illness requires special attention.
>Counseling can also help families cope with the challenges of XMEN...
>Although certain aspects of the disorder cannot be controlled, how a family responds to the stress... is controllable and an important aspect of managing XMEN... Children also learn who they can turn to for support and how to solve problems. Acknowledging both the challenges and opportunities that XMEN... presents (*sic*) helps children develop resilience.
Learn more about XMEN. Read the [National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases XMEN fact sheet!](https://www.niaid.nih.gov/sites/default/files/XMEN%20Factsheet.pdf)
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