Patient's question:
I and my husband both have chromosomal abnormalities. We have had several miscarriages and have been to several hospitals for examination. They all said that whether we can have a healthy child depends on the probability. Is it the case that we can no longer have healthy children on our own? If a normal fertilized egg is transplanted into my uterus, can it develop normally and give birth to a healthy baby? Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: If there are no other abnormalities and only your chromosomes are abnormal, a normal fertilized egg can be implanted into your uterus to achieve successful pregnancy.Advice: Could you please provide the results of your chromosome test? If your husband also has chromosome issues, his sperm will also be unusable. We know that chromosome abnormalities can cause significant harm to the child. If treatment is not started promptly or if the wrong treatment method is used, the condition can progress rapidly, causing great harm to the patient. Therefore, it is essential to seek professional medical treatment at a qualified hospital in a timely manner. This is the key to addressing the issue.