Patient's question:
Pregnant in June 2014, underwent a miscarriage surgery at the third month of pregnancy. Now, prenatal check-ups show everything is normal, including semen and follicles. My chromosome results are normal. My husband's chromosome report shows: G-band analysis, visible as one 46, XY, del(2)(q). Is this result problematic? How serious is the issue?Doctor's answer:
In the karyotype of your partner's chromosomes, one out of 20 cells showed a deletion on the long arm of chromosome 2. It is recommended to recheck and count up to 100 cells, as it may be a false mosaicism. If the results are normal, undergo hormone testing and TVS endometrial testing. If they are normal, you can try natural conception again.There are many reasons for seeking genetic counseling, and patients need timely and appropriate treatment. It is advised to seek treatment at a reputable hospital. Pay attention to the progression of your condition and avoid uncontrolled treatments. Additionally, focus on self-care in daily life, maintain a healthy routine, and wish you a speedy recovery!