Patient's question:
Did I and he have this problem?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Based on your description, your husband and his previous wife experienced fetal development abnormalities during pregnancy. Such cases do not necessarily affect your current pregnancy, and this condition is not considered hereditary, so you can rest assured. It is also recommended to undergo regular check-ups to promptly detect any abnormalities in the fetus.Medical Advice: Your current pregnancy is at 2 months, and at this stage, the fetus has not yet fully developed, so this condition cannot be diagnosed. However, an ultrasound examination at this time can determine whether the embryo is developing normally. If a fetal bud and heartbeat are detected, it is normal and there is no need to worry. Subsequently, regular ultrasound check-ups should be performed to promptly identify the condition you mentioned. If the examination results are normal, you can continue your pregnancy with peace of mind.