Patient's question:
When pregnant with a high risk of Down syndrome, what kind of help do you want: How can it be determined now whether it is or not, the child's external appearance does not show any abnormalitiesDoctor's answer:
In the case you mentioned, Down syndrome cannot be detected through prenatal ultrasound. To confirm the diagnosis, amniotic fluid must be sampled for chromosomal testing to provide a clear diagnosis. A high-risk result in the Down syndrome screening only indicates an increased likelihood of having Down syndrome, but it does not guarantee the condition. It is recommended that you visit a reputable and professional hospital for a thorough examination before undergoing treatment.