Patient's question:
Now that the two-child policy has been implemented, my husband and I also want to have a second child. However, I am now a high-risk pregnancy, and I would like to know under what circumstances it is necessary to consult about intergenerational inheritance.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, in order to prevent early, identify hereditary diseases, and reduce the incidence of hereditary diseases in the next generation, individuals with any of the following conditions should proactively seek consultation for intergenerational hereditary genetic counseling from hospitals: those with hereditary diseases, congenital malformations, and their family members; individuals tested as carriers of blood disease genes or hereditary disease chromosome translocations; and individuals with a history of exposure to teratogenic factors.