Patient's question:
The man is 42 years old. He suffers from Southeast Asian type thalassemia, hepatitis B surface antigen positive, and has had negative tuberculosis in the past. He has undergone two surgeries for lumbar intervertebral disc herniation. His sperm density and motility are around 40%. Karyotype report. Nuclear diagnosis opinion: 46,XY.The woman is 44 years old. She has had a unilateral oophorectomy and appendectomy. She gave birth prematurely once in July and has had two cesarean sections. She has been sterilized and has had multiple unsuccessful pregnancies. Current tests show multiple follicles. She now wants to re-establish her fallopian tubes and undergo surgery. What kind of surgery can be done? She has given birth to a boy with multiple diseases. If she undergoes surgery in the future and gives birth to a boy, will there be a genetic inheritance? Will it be normal? Please answer in detail. Reply quickly.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you want to get pregnant, it is best for both partners to undergo comprehensive health checks before trying to conceive, as this is more appropriate. After treatment, try to conceive to avoid the possibility of fetal malformations during pregnancy. There are many factors that may lead to the need for assisted reproductive technology, and patients should seek timely medical treatment. It is recommended to go to a formal hospital for treatment, pay attention to the development of the condition, avoid indiscriminate treatment, and focus on nursing care in daily life. Ensure a good routine and lifestyle, and wish you a speedy recovery!