Patient's question:
Down syndrome screening result, 21-trisomy syndrome risk value: 1:460, screening result: borderline risk, 18-trisomy syndrome risk value: 1:100,000, screening result: low risk, open neural tube defect, screening marriage: cannot be calculated. The doctor asked me to have a prenatal diagnosis, and I don't know what to do. If the results are still like this, an amniocentesis will be needed for a definitive diagnosis, but the risk is so high. I just hope the baby is healthy! Is this 21-trisomy syndrome a serious matter?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Trisomy 21 syndrome is a chromosomal mutation disorder that significantly impacts a child's future intelligence and also severely impairs their ability to live independently. It is crucial to avoid its occurrence as much as possible. The incidence probability of borderline high risk is relatively high, and amniocentesis is actually not very risky.Recommendation: It is advisable to undergo amniocentesis at a regular hospital. It is essential to complete all necessary tests to ensure the health of the fetus.