Patient's question:
I want to check if there are any chromosomal abnormalities, and what tests are needed. My previous partner had a normal pregnancy, but she chose to have an abortion. Two years later, she naturally miscarried at 2 weeks of pregnancy, and it was discovered that I have chromosomal abnormalities. What could be the reason for this? The doctor prescribed medication for treatment, and I want to see if it has improved. I'm planning to have a child. If it doesn't improve, will I be unable to get pregnant? How is it treated? How much does the male chromosomal test cost?Doctor's answer:
This price varies depending on the location. Translocation between two homologous chromosomes refers to the exchange of genetic material between them. This translocation results in 100% abnormal fetuses after fertilization. Fetal trisomy, where there is an extra chromosome, leads to severe intellectual disability and birth defects. Fetal monosomy, where there is a missing chromosome (except for X monosomy), results in stillbirths. It is recommended to visit a formal specialized hospital for examination and treatment.