What problems do babies born of incest with a cousin face and how to minimize their risk of getting sick?

Here is one of the results of a scientific article (translated by esquire):

"The likelihood that during the marriage of cousins, their children will show genetic mutations that can potentially lead to death or infertility of offspring, in total by 1.8 percent more than in a marriage of unrelated people. " .

http://www.genetics.org/content/199/4/1243

In a 2002 publication, the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) compiled the results of several studies of cousin marriage (inbreeding coefficient 0.0625). The results are as follows: the probability of death of a child under 10 years old increases by 4.4%, i.e. if 12 out of 1000 ordinary children under 10 die, then out of 1000 children of cousins ​​under 10 die 56. The probabilities of serious anomalies increase in a similar way.

https://drive.google.com/open?id= 0B3EEfqzvEZDqWnJ3S0cwX3I5eXM

Australian explorer Alan Bittles has mapped incest around the world. The map shows the percentage of marriages between second cousins ​​and siblings and closer relatives (inbreeding coefficient 0.0156 or higher).

http://www.consang.net/images/0/0e/Globalcolorsmall.jpg

Of course, I may not understand you, but I'll tell you all the same. First of all, you should be treated, just get out, go to the PSYCHIATRIC and say what kind of disease you have. Incest is not normal!

Relationships between cousins ​​do not count as incest. The probability of illness in a child is very low, so that there are any problems, you need to have closely related marriages for several generations. But you still need to take a more responsible attitude to the delivery of tests and ultrasound - now, at the very early stages, pathology can be detected and it will be possible to terminate the pregnancy in case of a serious threat to the health of the child or mother.