Cousin marriages and intermarriage in Pakistan and other countries have contributed to many genetic mutations in children. These genetic mutations vary, causing various health issues such as brain development, blood disorders, speech & hearing disorders, and many other potential health concerns. Why do people still proceed with these marriages knowingly or unknowingly, knowing the risks? Societal pressure, family pressure and lack of knowledge. Also, people have a strong belief in the caste system, preventing them from wanting to marry outside of it. Some disorders can even pinpoint specific castes and tribes where interbreeding is prevalent.
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