Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, at two months, during the early Down syndrome screening, the calculation risk for trisomy 21 was found to be 1/160. It said that according to my age, I am already considered high-risk for trisomy 21. The doctor said to have an amniocentesis at three months, and also wanted to find out who the child was.
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: The understanding you mentioned is incorrect. DNA testing is to check whether the fetal DNA has any abnormalities or immune deficiency issues. The Down syndrome test is a mandatory examination for all pregnant women over 35, which can determine if the fetus's development and intelligence are normal.Advice: The gender of the fetus cannot be disclosed, as this is legally prohibited. An ultrasound can determine the gender, but the doctor will not inform you of it due to legal requirements. The tests you mentioned are different methods with specific purposes. Each test is conducted separately. Any hospital above the county level can perform these tests, but the gender will not be disclosed.