Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:A 35-week-old born weighing 6 lbs. The child has wide-set eyes, a flat nose bridge, and double eyelids (both parents have them). The ears seem a bit small. When yellow toys are waved in front of him, he will look. When spoken to, he sometimes uses his mouth to support making sounds. He can only lift his eyes for about 4 seconds. Currently, he still never laughs (my first baby was also premature and also started laughing very late). When awake, his hands and feet move a lot. Giving him a bath makes him very upset. Could he be a Down syndrome baby? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Didn't care what kind of assistance: Could he be a Down syndrome baby?
Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Currently, the baby's facial features suggest the possibility of chromosomal abnormalities. If there are abnormal results in prenatal screening or amniocentesis during pregnancy, it may indicate the possibility of a recurrence of Down syndrome. You can directly have blood tests for the baby to check chromosomes, which can then clarify how the 21-trisomy syndrome occurred. The above is advice on the question "Will a three-month-old baby have Down syndrome?" We hope it is helpful to you and wish you good health!