Patient's question:
I have been pregnant twice so far this year. Once, three days after the baby was born, a check-up revealed intestinal perforation, and after surgery, the baby passed away. The other time, I had a miscarriage. I underwent detailed examinations at the hospital, which revealed abnormal chromosomes in the mother. How can a person with chromosomal abnormalities get pregnant and give birth to a healthy baby? I am seeking help from all experts.Doctor's answer:
If it has been detected that the mother has chromosomal abnormalities. It is recommended not to have children, because the child born will also have chromosomal abnormalities, and the risk of miscarriage is also very high. For your situation, if you have had two miscarriages, it is still recommended to go to the local hospital for a check-up to see if it is chromosomal abnormalities, and to identify what type of chromosomal abnormality it is. Generally speaking, chromosomal abnormalities can be divided into many cases. Some can be helped to get pregnant with some methods, for example, in vitro fertilization can be used to help screen the embryos, leaving the normal ones and excluding the abnormal ones.