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You need to see an RE (Reproductive Endocrinologist). If you are in Australia, I imagine you would certainly find one in each of the capital cities, possibly attached to large city hospital women's Ob&Gyn clinics etc.
Regarding the defective gene, as you have CAH then you definitely carry two defective genes (alleles) which will mean that any child you have, will be a carrier of one of those defective genes. Presuming that your husband/partner has no defective CAH allele then your child will be just a carrier. Should your husband carry one defective CAH gene then the chances increase that your child will have CAH, either classical or non-classical.
It would be wise to have your husband/partner's DNA checked before conceiving if this worries you about potential CAH in your child.
