Patient's question:
We do not have a family history of genetic disorders. I am 25 years old. At 32 weeks of pregnancy, I was diagnosed with fetal osteogenesis imperfecta in the womb, and I terminated the pregnancy. Can we still have children in the future? What is the normal fertility rate?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Fetal osteogenesis imperfecta is not very common and is related to many factors.Advice: If you want to get pregnant, both partners should undergo prenatal examinations during pregnancy. Regular check-ups should be scheduled after becoming pregnant. At 11-13 weeks and 6 days, as well as 18-24 weeks, it is necessary to visit the hospital for color Doppler ultrasound examinations. Additionally, prenatal screening for Down syndrome should be conducted based on gestational age, and fetal chromosome testing may be performed if necessary.