Patient's question:
I have had a history of induced abortion. Now I am pregnant again. Can I keep the child if the fetus is after the induced abortion?Doctor's answer:
If there is a miscarriage due to fetal malformation, prenatal examinations should be conducted in the next pregnancy to rule out the formation of malformations. If you have given birth to a malformed child once, the incidence of having another malformed child in the next pregnancy is higher than that of normal pregnant women. It is necessary to take folic acid early and continue taking it for the first three months after conception, mainly to prevent neural tube defects in newborns. At 11 to 13 plus six weeks of pregnancy, NT screening should be done, and a half-price triple screen should be performed in the second trimester.