Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Carefully check the result genotype is tt slow metabolism type, folic acid processing ability is twisted, high homocysteine blood disease risk is high. What is this mean? Can a baby of more than five months take it? Solve the equation
Doctor's answer:
The gene is TT slow metabolism type, which means poor folic acid utilization ability. In early pregnancy, a woman needs twice as much folic acid as normal. If there is a high risk of hyperhomocysteinemia, the risk of future heart attack and stroke will be elevated. Currently, at five months of early pregnancy, folic acid can be taken orally until delivery (early double dose). Regular prenatal check-ups should be conducted under the guidance of a doctor, including detailed examinations such as fetal anomaly screening. Consume more vegetables, fruits, and foods high in folic acid.