Patient's question:
Last month, my son was born, but immediately after, the doctor told me that my son might have a chromosomal abnormality and that we should pay close attention. Although my son is just like other children, able to cry and fuss, the doctor said that the abnormalities would become apparent as he grows older. Therefore, my husband and I still want to have another child, but we are also very sad that the second child might also experience the same situation.What kind of help is needed: What should I do about the chromosomal abnormality?
Doctor's answer:
Any miscarriage caused by chromosomal abnormalities is generally not salvageable, even if preserved, it would be a deformed child, so it is not advisable to blindly attempt to preserve the pregnancy. After chromosomal abnormalities, there is usually no ideal treatment method. What people can do is identify the cause of the condition in some patients. If it is caused by medication, dietary industrial pollution, or electromagnetic wave industrial pollution, efforts can be made to prevent it. If it is caused by male endocrine abnormalities, systematic and thorough examinations should be conducted to identify the specific cause and provide targeted treatment. This treatment does not occur after the chromosomal abnormality occurs, but rather in the prevention and treatment work before it occurs.